Sentence examples for a primer about from inspiring English sources

Though he talks a bit about his life and history, this documentary isn't a primer about his career.

Introduced by Jenny Kessler, a teacher at the school, three years ago, this elective English course is a primer about food broadly defined — its social, political and economic aspects.

Given that a prime goal here is to create what the Harvard Internet analyst David Weinberger calls a "smart room" — a place for constructive discourse — I'm elevating McIntyre's comment to "Your Dot" status: This primer is named "The Watt" yet it purports to be a primer about energy.

Here is a primer about how you can do the same thing.

The SEC offers a primer about variable annuities available online at: http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/varannty.htm.htm

These guns are typically primed by pumping a primer about five times to build up air pressure, which then shoots the gun.

A PRIMER All About Leather: You May Not Want Corinthian After All Quality GRAIN -- Natural patterns and blemishes on the hide.

In the absence of name and address details it is not possible to use the EWP to locate target households nor is there an ability to send a primer letter about the study in advance of a telephone approach.

Here's a video primer about the new Kinesis service last week made by Bernard Golden, a senior director of cloud management enterprise solutions at Dell.

For all of you Luddites out there, Antonella wrote a great primer about how to do this: The 7 Essential Elements for an Author's Fan Page.

For each mutation we selected a sequencing primer about 50 300 bp away from the point of mutation.