Sentence examples for an introductory remark from inspiring English sources

Dimon, without so much as an introductory remark or joke, launched into a 45-minute fusillade on the "massive issues," both regulatory and economic, facing J. P. Morgan.

Guide price: £4,000£6,000000 Extract of the letters translated from the original German Letter 1: April 8 1948 First, an introductory remark which has nothing to do with the content of your April 2 letter.

Each number consisted of an introductory remark or essay (written by Fielding), domestic and foreign news with annotations, advertisements, an obituary, a births and marriages panel, and other sundries.

However, their paper included a stronger, introductory remark against the use of another type of average: 'period' average.

Next introductory remark: A lot of today's talk is going to be devoted to business.

He opens the show with a few introductory remarks before the curtain, a little comic warm-up with grim shafts of Beckettian bleakness embedded in it.

In a fiery introductory remarks to warm up a crowd here for Mr. Romney, Mr. Miller said that "America deserves a president that will not leave a U.S. ambassador and three others".

Quayle goes on to explain that his son's connection to the "Dirty" chain of websites was limited to a few introductory remarks made on "Dirty Scottsdale," a precursor to TheDirty.com that has since been retired.

He made a few introductory remarks to the group.

The next night the youthful Mr. Robertson took the podium and made a few introductory remarks to the audience.

Giuliani arrived at the Center at around 8 30 P.M., listened solemnly to a few introductory remarks, then stepped to the podium, his dark suit jacket buttoned.