Sentence examples for much introduced from inspiring English sources

The way he tells it he pretty much introduced ecstasy to Britain.

In Martin's original, the Brotherhood is pretty much introduced as a plot lever for the advent of Lady Stoneheart.

The Moscow mule is the drink that pretty much introduced America to vodka and may be responsible for that box of tarnished copper mugs in the back of your great-aunt's garage.

The owner claims (and from what we can tell it's all true) that he pretty much introduced Buffalo wings to NYC in the 1980s, having gone to school in Buffalo and apprenticed at the legendary wing house Duff's, one of the first places to make wings after the Anchor Bar".

It is a great shame, because the opening promises much, introducing nine-year-old Rachel in a captivatingly gothic tale.

Good faith thus does not so much introduce altruism into the contract relation as preclude contract obligation itself from exacerbating inequality in bargaining power, thus becoming a tool of exploitative advantage-taking.

I loved last week's American Psycho tribute, but the early scripts still jumped around too much, introducing a huge cast of characters and cramming years' worth of vignettes about Andrew Cunanan and Gianni Versace into less than two hours.

A young man without much conversation introduced himself to Diana Vreeland as someone who was interested in sandals.

John Cage was a pioneer in that, too, and although I don't think he used the texts that much, he introduced us to the I Ching and Daoism".

@KrisJenner Thank you so much for introducing us tonight!

An articulate theorist about art, he did much to introduce modern French painting into England.