Sentence examples for begin the introduction from inspiring English sources

Or, perhaps you're staying with a local host family, and now you have to go and begin the introduction process all over again.

Each female should be spayed and males should be neutered anywhere from 2-6 weeks before you begin the introduction process.

So begins the introduction to Jonathan Kent's production of "Don Giovanni" at Glyndebourne, which opened on May 22nd.

"Two belt sanders sit idle, side by side, as the crowd grows silent," begins the introduction to the International Belt Sander Drag Race Association (www.beltsander-races.com).

So begins the introduction to a slim new volume titled "The Pocket Guide to Politics," enigmatically presented by D4D and OHWOW.

"'You are really smart … for a girl …' 'You are really good at math … for a girl'" begins the introduction on ForAGirl's website.

"All sentences, all paragraphs about this part of my life, my life as a writer, must begin with George Trow" is how Kincaid begins the introduction to a collection of her own Talk stories.

But the Twin Cities are now out in front in at least one respect: Comcast announced Thursday that it was beginning the introduction of a new broadband Internet technology in the Minneapolis-St.

So begins the introduction to Far & Away, a collection of Solomon's articles, written during almost 30 years of wandering – he has visited 83 of the world's 196 countries – looking, listening, trying to understand.

First, McKenzie begins the introduction to his work with a discussion entitled "Images of David in Literature," and he opens most of the chapters with provocative epigraphs plucked from that literature -- everyone from John Dryden to Joseph Heller.

So begins the introduction to legal scholar and former litigator Michelle Alexander's extraordinary book The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.