Sentence examples for to introduce something from inspiring English sources

"We might have to introduce something from Asia," he said.

Spain is about to introduce something comparable, and apparently slightly more ambitious.

Desperate retailers have tried to introduce something similar here – only with limited success.

"The best way to hurt bills is to introduce something obnoxious," he said.

The way to break free of fossil fuels is to introduce something new to our energy equation that isn't fuel.

The idea isn't propaganda, but to introduce something, and it's more convincing if it's something you love".

"I wanted to introduce something that was traditional but that was not too scary," Mr. Takase said.

Then he came up with a solution for himself: "The only way you're gonna stop the meth addiction here is they've got to introduce something else.

Those unable to tell jokes go for this relatively new cliché to introduce something hilariously embarrassing, thereby killing it stone-dead in the process.

I find teaching the interpretive problem rewarding because it gives me the opportunity to introduce something new to R&C students.

She'd always been an elegantly modest dresser, but here, amid the compulsory dress codes of Saudi Arabia - which annoyed us both - she'd decided to introduce something new.