Sentence examples similar to an introductory sort of from inspiring English sources
The third disc of the Criterion edition contains the "Leopard" that American audiences saw in 1963: poorly dubbed, trimmed by better than 20 minutes and equipped with an introductory note explaining (sort of) who Garibaldi was.
But what I've seen with certain styles of music is, the more commercial it is, it's kind of a younger, more introductory level sort of thing.
For example, I just took an introductory week of capoeira -- a form of Brazilian martial arts.
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.
"They are an introductory service of the Church".
This paper first presents an introductory example of such problems.
This is an introductory overview of ICU management.
