Sentence examples for they too introduced from inspiring English sources

They, too, introduced chipsets using a unified-memory architecture (UMA) in which a single bank of DRAM provided both main and graphics memory.

They too introduced things into tango that had not existed before.

At veterans' insistence, Nov. 11 was declared a national holiday in France in 1922, and Germany too introduced an official "people's day of sorrow," or Volkstrauertag, in 1925 to honor its war dead.

Amazon, too, introduced its own photo printing service last fall, undercutting rivals.

(Pinterest, we should note, isn't the only one to adopt this design style in recent months –  Tumblr too introduced a similarly inspired interface earlier this year).

Yugoslavia, too, introduced small-scale private enterprise early on.

And they aren't just for bored women either, they make kitchen bullshit for kiddies, too: Introducing the Easy-Bake Oven, a small, plastic, microwave-ish-looking thing – I suppose "dinky" is the appropriate word here – in which you can make water and gum-paste cakes covered in red sugar.

Ghana make a change too, introducing Amoah for Gyan, who been errant in his distribution and decision-making tonight.

And he acted as facilitator too, introducing Gibson to Graham and dozens of other mover-and-shaker pastors, who got to see the film at previews Ross helped organize.

Fashion icon Ron Robinson was there too, introducing his new line of home fragrances.

I think that was interesting for us too, introducing our work to a new audience.