Sentence examples for introduced short from inspiring English sources

We introduced Short money for opposition parties when we were in government in the 70s.

As the narrative traveled through the underworld it introduced short stretches that sounded film- and literal-minded, in a 1960s kind of way.

When I was growing up in Israel, there was a short-lived show on television called "Hahaverim Shel Yael" ("Yael's Friends"), which featured a peppy girl who introduced short clips acted out by puppets.

Argentina's football tradition might have remained moulded by Zubeldía's pragmatic resultism were it not for the emergence of César Luis Menotti, who with another small club from Buenos Aires – Huracán – shifted this notion of football away from the bitter territorial battle and introduced short passes, ball on the ground, possession ballet as a means to victory.

In October, Amazon announced its "Kindle Singles," product, which introduced short stories and digital pamphlets to the e-book reader's store.

Things started to change when, in 2005, the newly created French National Research Agency introduced short term, competitive research funding, in line with most other countries.

Past changes in the labor market introduced short-term employment contracts and internships.

Lufthansa took out 43 aircraft (15% of its fleet), froze recruiting and introduced short-time working for cabin attendants.

Boehringer Ingelheim, a drug company, and Citi, a bank, have introduced short-term job placements to encourage women to travel.

A rally in banking shares lifted stock markets in the UK and the rest of Europe on Friday after several European countries introduced short-selling bans.

Marc Jacobs has introduced short- and long-sleeve men's T-shirts with big rats printed on them (they cost $150 and $180 and come in eight color combinations) for spring 2001.