Sentence examples for introduced to that from inspiring English sources

As far as I know, I don't even think that he had even been introduced to that.

When something like Gogglebox is introduced to that landscape, it immediately brightens everything up.

The potato was introduced to that area around 1540 by a Franciscan monk from Toledo, and was eaten by the poor.

Having been introduced to that movement via the American version, I'm interested in the contrasts between sceptical and atheist campaigns in the UK and the US.

A recent study had shown that the toads, introduced to that continent about 70 years ago, were spreading ever faster as long-leggedness evolved as a trait.

There is no information that Curveball, who worked with German intelligence, was introduced to that service by the I.N.C., which is led by Ahmad Chalabi.

Mr. Alevras is no vegetarian; note the carcasses of pasture-raised chickens in the pressure cooker, the wild smoked eel he was about to introduce to that watercress.

Now, we're introducing to that person that there's an ethical underpinning to the decisions that people make and how you weigh good against bad.

"But one of the things that has been introduced to drive that has been evaporating water".

Consumers benefit by being introduced to things that might be obscure or produced in small batches.

"There was legislation introduced to do that in the wake of the report," Mr. Seglem said.