Sentence examples for special import from inspiring English sources

But Tower Records carries it as a special import.

Salazar was coaching Galen Rupp this morning, so the training session held special import.

The von Weizsacker speech had special import last May because it followed by three days a powerful symbol of forgetfulness.

After the service, speaking to reporters behind the ornate main altar, the cardinal said the pope's resignation had given the day special import.

Even if it gets built, past experience suggests we're unlikely to see it in the UK as anything other than a special import.

1962 Canada Borrows Billion in Crisis OTTAWA — The Canadian government today [June 24] imposed a special import duty, slashed tourist exemptions and federal spending and borrowed more than $1 billion to meet the country's mounting financial crisis.

Those subsidies went hand in hand with the creation of special import-export rules, and are part of the Chinese government's larger strategy to dominate manufacturing in particular industries, such as computers and solar power.

In fact, Rameau's operas are well represented even in complete recordings -- if not in the catalog, then in special imports at Tower Records, as with "Platee".

But to commemorate the conductor's 90th birthday, last April, Deutsche Grammophon recently licensed and issued four live recordings from those years, available in the United States as special imports.

Echoes of the conflict ripple through the Met show in icons that have special propagandistic import.

So Facebook has taken to some fairly aggressive measures: it now actively promotes a special Orkut import tool that lets users transfer their social graphs over to Facebook.