Sentence examples for it imports from from inspiring English sources
Ford currently offers the rear-seat harness belts in its Mercury Merkur luxury car, which it imports from West Germany.
Giant also lined up backup supplies of suspension forks, which it imports from the United States for its best models of bicycles, sold under several brand names including Giant and Trek.
I hate how it launches the next episode before I can even check what time it is, how so many television writers seem obliged to add unnecessary minutes to their episodes just because they can, how much really crap TV it imports from other countries, especially Britain, how its "you might also like" algorithms seem presumptuous and nonsensical.
Escalating a long-simmering trade dispute with the West over solar panels, China plans to impose tariffs that could exceed 50percentt on a material it imports from the United States and South Korea to make the panels, its Ministry of Commerce announced on Thursday.
The United States is, on the other hand, quite myopic--both in how it views the world (and its relationship within the world) and especially in what it imports from the rest of the world, culturally especially.
China could, in response, impose duties on products it imports from Europe, including polysilicon, one of the main components of solar panels.
FABRIQUE Adorable florals, precious embroidery and sharp stripes — much of it imported from second world countries.
One wished for beauty and drama; one got frustration and borderline thuggishness, more of it imported from the Netherlands than from Spain.
The Criminal Enforcement Agreement provides that the government will drop all charges against Gibson arising from the seizure in 2009 of wood that the company imported from Madagascar and the seizure in 2011 of wood that it imported from India.
Europe — where natural gas, most of it imported from Russia, is expensive and power plants rely heavily on coal — may follow suit.
The Thorp would reprocess reactor fuel, much of it imported from Germany and Japan, returning fissionable uranium and plutonium but retaining most of the waste for disposal in Britain.
