Sentence examples for an introduction that from inspiring English sources

I should just say it, but I lose nerve, make an introduction that alerts her.

"I wanted an introduction that was almost as potent as Layla," Marr would later say.

They can be annoying, especially a prologue following an introduction that comes after a foreword.

In an desperate attempt to placate the book's critics, Gollancz wrote an introduction that dissed the second half.

He tried playing matchmaker for Jim Morrison and Nico, an introduction that resulted in a strange stare-down.

Corden eschewed the format's traditional opening monologue in favour of an introduction that set the laid-back tone.

It was also Litzi who provided him with an introduction that would shape the rest of his life.

There is something so wonderful about sharing food with friends for the first time – an introduction that leads to a lifelong passion.

Imam Zaid Shakir, a leading US Muslim scholar, greeted the crowd with an introduction that encompassed Ali's open worldview: "We welcome all of you here today.

The speech was presented as his "personal opinion," an introduction that is rare for presentations from F.D.A. staff members and one that Dr. Graham bridled at.

President John Kennedy's former press secretary, Pierre Salinger, wrote the best part, an introduction that is a tour de force in sounding complimentary without have anything very complimentary to say.