Sentence examples for which introduced it from inspiring English sources

"Museum," the porcelain table service that brought Ms. Zeisel national notice, was commissioned by its manufacturer, Castleton China, in conjunction with the Museum of Modern Art in New York, which introduced it in an exhibition in 1946, its first show devoted to a female designer.

A number of banks include Mx as an option for its customers, including the Royal Bank of Scotland, which introduced it last year.

A prototype found its way to Kikkerland Design, a home accessories company, which introduced it this month.

Mr Osborne first expressed interest in the flat tax after a visit in June to Estonia, which introduced it in 1994.

The eventual supremacy of the standard language also owes much to the advent of television, which introduced it into almost every home in the country.

There were high hopes among anti-smoking campaigners that the government would introduce plain packaging, but in July 2013 it announced that it would wait for evidence from Australia, which introduced it in the previous year.

Hence, it needs no new additional design which introduces it as a cost- and complexity-efficient approach.

The commercial is based on a letter sent by a customer, said Kevin Mayer, director of marketing communication at Subaru, which introduced the "It's what makes a Subaru, a Subaru" campaign in 2007.

The speech with which Motion introduced it was more effusive.

By Mike Peed Mary McDonnell, Edward James Olmos In 1978, the word "frak," as in "Go frak yourself!," quietly entered and exited the lexicon, when the ABC science-fiction drama "Battlestar Galactica," which had introduced it, was cancelled after one season.

In 1978, the word "frak," as in "Go frak yourself!," quietly entered and exited the lexicon, when the ABC science-fiction drama "Battlestar Galactica," which had introduced it, was cancelled after one season.