Sentence examples for introduced something to from inspiring English sources

Multiple US Senators attended his funeral and one Congresswoman introduced something to the House of Representatives called Aaron's Law, which would have reformed the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) used to terrorise him.

Multiple US Senators attended his funeral, and one Congresswoman introduced something to the House of Representatives called Aaron's Law, which would have reformed the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) used to terrorize him.

Evidently this boils down to increased awareness: the mere act of introducing something to a broader public — even by saying that it stinks — increases the chances that more members of that public will want it anyway.

Stylish sex toy maker LELO is introducing something to go along with its pleasure-centered machinery today – condoms.

"It is not a personal celebration where one can capriciously introduce something to get the attention of the people".

It introduced something new to the world of crunching, Black Sabbath-esque riffs when he wore a prom dress to MTV's "Headbangers Ball" — after all, he winningly explained, it was a ball.

Striking the root on his downswing, he introduced something new to this golf season: a five-hour medical drama.

But less than three holes into the 2011 P.G.A. Championship, McIlroy introduced something new to this golf season: a five-hour medical drama.

At a stroke, Merton points out, this venue loosened the hold of Oxbridge and the TV and radio commissioners and introduced something new to the comedy scene: democracy.

Through his universalization of Thomas Malthus's (1766 1834) "principle of population," Darwin introduced something similar to an "inertial" principle into his theory, although such language is never used in his text.

The video made a mainstream star of him, though, and introduced something he does to this day: dragging a woman on to the stage to dance with him through the song.