Sentence examples for introducing as a from inspiring English sources

He fulfilled one of his personal passions by introducing, as a private member's bill, the Sustainable Energy Act 2003.

For the New York guest rooms, she and Mr. Calderwood have repurposed plumbing pipe as robe hooks and hang bars (which they are also introducing as a product line, at romanandwilliams.com) and installed inexpensive industrial swing-arm lamps as desk lighting.

An analyst had also told me last year that he figured that operations like PerkStreet might well use the new fees that big banks are introducing as a cover to raise their own fees — which PerkStreet is now doing with its overdraft fees — and lower their perks.

This suggests introducing as a free variable, in addition to the elastic and shear strength parameters of the granular soil, also the increase of the nominal diameter of pile caused by vibrations.

Second, what's your alternative to avoid the economic decline we are facing with our existing system that you are introducing as a bill this session?

State Sen. Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens) said the legislation is one of three proposals he is introducing as a package called Fight For California.

He is routinely introduced as a hero.

But Phifer was not introduced as a championship guru.

There, congestion pricing was introduced as a seven-month trial.

David Gould, a taxidriver, who was introduced as a "real philosopher" told about his "human relations work".

A few fans gasped when Jim Abbott, 35, was introduced as a first-time old-timer.