Sentence examples for an introductory reading from inspiring English sources

In an introductory reading class last spring, Professor Azwell urged her students to listen to the language of children's literature.

For interested readers we propose several recent review articles as further introductory reading on the topic [ 7, 21, 46– 46].

The introductory reading was followed by four days of face to face academic development workshops for Hawler Medical University staff delivered by University of Glasgow staff in Erbil in March 2011.

In each experiment an introductory screen read simply: "The next screen shows some of John's friends.

An introductory caption reading "Some of the following is based on fact - and some isn't" can't entirely dispel the unease one feels about seeing Margaret dissected on the altar of television less than four years after her death.

At the Zambian site, because most women could not read, an introductory paragraph was read to them followed by each of the questions with the answers recorded, based on the response.

In her absence, an introductory statement was read out by the lecturer present.

For example, I begin an introductory cell biology course reading a true story about a little girl's death from cystic fibrosis.

Training included reading an introductory textbook of anaesthesia, 34 observing at least five cases, an emphasis on discreet observation with minimal unnecessary conversation, and collecting data simultaneously with an experienced trained observer for a minimum of 10 cases or until acceptable concordance was achieved.

If your class is reading an introductory book, you can get an idea of what you like.

"Fuller's lectures have a raga quality of rich, nonlinear, endless improvisation," read an introductory tribute by Stewart Brand, the publisher.