Sentence examples for its introductions from inspiring English sources

At times, especially early on, as it makes its introductions, his film has the reverent air of a funeral service, with sentiment threatening to overshadow ideas.

A double-take was warranted Tuesday when mighty Mercedes-Benz focused its introductions on the high-end, high-horsepower 2012 SLS AMG Roadster.

Since Chrysler has received some federal money and is hoping for more, it surprised no one that the smallest of the Detroit Three, which in previous years staged elaborate theatrics at the show — crashing Jeeps through windows and herding cattle through the streets — kept its introductions somber and low-key.

LVMH scored a palpable hit with its fragrances in 2003, particularly with J'adore by Dior (the company keeps running the perfume's successful advertisement of a long-haired blonde, glossy with gold jewelry) and with its introductions of L'Instant by Guerlain, Very Irresistible by Givenchy and Kenzo Air by Parfums Kenzo.

Lyft fit perfectly into the criteria of Autotech, which looks to back either very early-stage companies where its introductions can make a meaningful impact, or relatively mature deals, where it can "make money off little risk in a relatively short amount of time," says co-founder Alexei Andreev, a physicist turned longtime investor.

I have used Windows Live mail since its introduction: it's simple, clear and uncluttered.

Before its introduction, Oxygen said it would only use original programming.

The route had doubled its patronage since its introduction by 1953 the last year it was operated by DNL.

It has been gaining momentum since its introduction in December.

Since its introduction in Western Europe in 1995, it has become the best-selling commercial delivery van.

For example, it has not held its own against European deer after its introduction to New Zealand and Europe.