Sentence examples for a sort of introductory from inspiring English sources
He proceeded professorially, delivering a sort of introductory survey of Share International.
If the longstanding "SNL" segment is a sort of introductory course in wringing humor from headlines, and Mr. Stewart's "Daily Show" is the advance-level class, "Onion News Network" is graduate school, requiring much quicker thinking and a greater tolerance for comfort-zone invasion.
What this means for Microsoft's online version of Office, which was also supposed to be a sort of introductory version of Office, is totally unknown.
A large, elegantly carved Tlingit totem pole from the Northwest coast, dating from the turn of the 20th century, stands as a sort of sentinel at the introductory end of the display.
Brotto stares squarely at this conundrum, knowing, she told me, that it can't be resolved, knowing that the best she can do is acknowledge it in some sort of introductory passage and continue on the path she thinks right.
I wonder if some sort of introductory figure could help.
George Steel, Miller's executive director, said in his introductory remarks that the program served as a sort of portrait of Stravinsky, who created at least some of this music for his own use.
JAMES GLANZ Ms. Williams, who teaches introductory physics and astronomy at San Francisco State University, recently released a CD titled "Cosmic Cabaret," a sort of greatest hits collection.
