Sentence examples for introduced it as from inspiring English sources
When I visited, a seven-foot-long white helicopter, like the one in the video, sat on a folding table; Baber introduced it as Junior.
Germany's statutory health insurance system introduced it as early as 1989, much to the consternation of the pharmaceutical industry, which sees in the raw market power it unleashes a threat to its revenues and profits and its capacity for research and development.
They reworked the program for the I.B.M. PC, with its more capable processor, and introduced it as Lotus 1-2-3 in 1982.
General Electric introduced it as "bouncing putty," in 1944.
Eva Bornstein, the center's executive director, introduced it as "one of the finest orchestras of Europe".
One of Gordon Brown's inventions, the chancellor introduced it as a stepping stone between the full budgets given each spring.
Charles Schwab, the leading online brokerage firm, is developing a similar service and may introduce it as soon as early next year.
Mrs. Feinstein said she was putting "the final touches" on her bill and hoped to build enough support to introduce it as early as next week.
Partly in reaction to the images available on television news, Time Inc. discontinued Life in 1972, and re-introduced it as a monthly title in 1978; it did not become profitable until 1986, according to Time Inc. executives.
("I should introduce it as the sad, horrible story of 'Lucia di Lammermoor,' " she joked).
