Sentence examples for introduced things like from inspiring English sources

We introduced things like water bottles, fruit bags, carrot sticks.

For women, he had more fun and introduced things like tulip skirts and tunics, leading fashion into silhouettes that shocked and then lasted.

"But it lost its viability once Frieze introduced things like The Frame, which is semicurated and for the younger galleries, and overlapped with Zoo".

For example, Bing previously introduced the price comparison feature when it launched version 6.1 of its iOS app in December, which also introduced things like Uber integration, GIF support, a restaurant finder, OpenTable integration, and a music and movie finder.

"So when you start introducing things like e-mail, Internet access, restaurant options or anything like that, the risk goes up".

And Clegg says he knows from being in government with the Tories that they would not introduce things like the pupil premium.

"I don't think I helped by introducing things like joke of the day, brown nose of the day and dick of the day.

"When we introduce things like the application store, or activation, or downloads, or premium versus free, all these things are fairly familiar to a lot of people who have these TVs".

But when you introduce things like annotations, you introduce ability to creatively pivot, departures.

Is that changing because the CIO introduces things like new storage capacity, or is the role of the CIO changing because employees are changing?

I for one look forward to introducing things like this to my kids to see what they think.