Sentence examples for First introductions from inspiring English sources

The first introductions in 1964 were Blue Girl and Blue Boy.

In later years Willis described one of his first introductions to writing poetry: "I wasn't aware of being particularly deprived.

Americans I met when I was writing those first introductions usually knew only My Antonia, and saw her as a writer they read at school, who specialised in "local colour" about frontier life.

It became clear as Watson delved into Sinodinos's involvement from his first introductions, to his agreement to take on the AWH directorship, to his rise to the chairman's role, that the temporarily stood-aside federal assistant treasurer did not appear to be on top of his brief.

Karachi's real soul lies in its people – people who invite you to stay at their homes upon first introductions, shop owners who call to make sure you got home safely, people with a solid work ethic, who love celebrating life and love, famous for weddings that last for days.

"Mississippi" Charles Bevel and Franklin Ajaye were my first introductions to my own culture.

That was my first introduction to Gaieties.

"That was my first introduction to science.

A first introduction to probability and statistics.

First introduction was Zimbabwe then Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania.

Dancing with the actress was his first introduction to America.