Sentence examples for introducing them in from inspiring English sources

After successfully introducing them in Britain, Sweden and Austria in the 1970s, he took them to the United States in 1982, setting up Haribo of America in Baltimore.

After returning to London, she continued to rework the songs, introducing them in sporadic live shows that helped keep her solvent.

Jordan Melamed's screenplay squanders so much time introducing them in the narrator's sneering, derisive checklist of traits that it leaves even less room for character development.

He held off introducing them in this year's A.P. physics class until the midterm review, but he said he planned to use them more often for everyday teaching.

South Koreans use futuristic technologies that are years away in the United States; companies like Microsoft and Motorola test products here before introducing them in the United States.

Introducing them in the fair's yearbook, Wakefield has some choice words from William Blake: "The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom... for we never know what is enough until we know what is more than enough".

Mutual friends introduced them in 2009.

McDonald's had introduced them in 1983.

Then there are the Epsteins — Mark Leibovich of The Times introduces them in "Jewish Jocks".

They called Bongard problems, after the Russian scientist M. M. Bongard, who introduced them in 1967.

Mr Bush tried to introduce them in Texas, but was rebuffed.