Sentence examples for introduced everyday from inspiring English sources

Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia introduced Everyday Food in 2003.

The vocabulary of any active language continues to grow as new words, such as person names, place names, and new technical terms, are introduced everyday.

Like all disaster movies, the first half is given over to introducing everyday characters going about their everyday lives.

According to the myth of progress that we still consciously or unconsciously apply to art, Rauschenberg's role in the 1950s, together with his friends Cy Twombly and Jasper Johns, was to question the sublime grandeur of Abstract Expressionist painting, to introduce everyday objects into art, and so pave the way for the Pop generation that rapidly followed in the early 1960s.

This means that JC Penney's customers have yet to be hyped by traditional sales promotions, something Ron Johnson did away with by introducing everyday low price and eliminating store coupons.

It starts with the book LieSpotting, which introduces everyday people to deception detection techniques well known in law enforcement and in the intelligence world.

The law perhaps ought to be introduced into everyday life.

"Slowly the language of violence that's heard on TV has been introduced into everyday language," Mr. Ura said.

"The language of war that is introduced into everyday corporate America is just totally detrimental," Huffington said.

Any medical concepts (such as pA/H1N1, HPV) were introduced in everyday language commonly used in local mass media.

Using molecular methods for distinguishing the origin of NGAL (neutrophile versus tubular) might be helpful in solving this problem [ 29], but currently it would be difficult to be introduced into everyday clinical practice.