Sentence examples for a message to introduce from inspiring English sources

After accepting, I sent him a message to introduce myself, ask a few questions about his company, and set up a call to get to know each other.

Enter a message to introduce yourself and click OK.

An et al. reported mixed results for nutrition education strategies using product labelling, promotional signage, stimulation (i.e., a text to remind/encourage action) or health messages (i.e., a text message to introduce health benefit of nutritious food intake) [ 14].

So is their relationship with Bernie Sanders, whom Killer Mike has vocally supported for months - not without some controversy - and who appeared on the big screen with a pre-recorded message to introduce the pair.

The Rock was "in the house," as he likes to say, to deliver unto the conventioneers a voter registration message and to introduce Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, a former wrestling coach, strictly an amateur.

The instructor had posted a message asking us to introduce ourselves.

Meanwhile, another common FaceGoog message — an intent to introduce 'more granular user controls' — just means they're piling even more responsibility onto individuals to proactively check (and keep checking) that their information is not being horribly abused.

Emoji, stickers, and other such features are a layer on top of messaging, and an attempt to introduce emotion into chat, but ultimately their use still follows the same patterns and norms across conversations.

The children were initially presented a skit with an oral health message during a general assembly to introduce them to the University of Washington research team.

The White House arranged for an aggrieved customer who sent the president an e-mail message last week, Christine Lardner, to introduce him to the crowd here on Thursday.

That makes messaging apps an ideal place to introduce other offerings like games, virtual stickers or even physical goods.