Sentence examples for ones introduced from inspiring English sources
Many of the most compelling ones introduced last week were suitably muted in style.
The broadcasts are also expanding into other areas of the globe, with screens added in Germany and Britain, and with ones introduced in Australia, the Netherlands and Denmark.
Over in Bed 10, blooms introduced in the 1970's were so large and heavy that they often needed to be staked up, while ones introduced more recently have stronger stalks that can better support their flowers.
There aren't many new ones introduced this season (thank God) and the show seems less and less concerned with the flashbacks to the inmates' lives before they were locked up.
— Danny Hakim Water travels underground in ways mysterious even to experts, and water tables change in response to rains, droughts and other natural phenomena (let alone the unnatural ones introduced by hydrofracking).
But under the Chinese rules, the fuel-inefficient models -- especially new ones introduced after the standards take effect -- would be subject to fines no matter how well their siblings do, Mr. Zhang said, and the maker would not be allowed to expand production of the gas-guzzling models.
The rule is a new one, introduced for this season.
Episode one introduced us to the 14 contestants.
One introduced herself this way: "My name is Madeline Davis.
No one introduced us, and no one told me why she was there.
