Sentence examples for gave an introductory from inspiring English sources

Starting in 1956 he also taught at New York University's Film School, where he gave an introductory course on filmmaking for many years.

One day in February at Casa de Nacimiento, a group of 10 pregnant women sat sprawled on the floor of a carpeted room, listening as a woman named Luz Chavez gave an introductory birthing class.

FRANZ XAVER OHNESORG, who announced his resignation as executive director of Carnegie Hall last month, gave an introductory talk, saying it was appropriate to celebrate "the book of music in the house of music".

But before Wednesday night's performance of "What if Saori Had a Party?" its composer, John Moran, gave an introductory speech claiming that this work, though also conceived as dance, is primarily music, with some 300 sound cues a minute.

A little later, in a room at the far end of a hallway, Lank gave an introductory lecture to four third-year M.D.-Ph.D. candidates, who were about to spend the afternoon individually examining eight different S.P.s.

Grand Chief Edward John and Álvaro Pop, both members of UNPFII, each gave an introductory address and provided words of encouragement.

As part of the changes that are being introduced all new BBC staff, including freelancers, will be given an introductory "Guide to the BBC" making clear their responsibilities and the "behaviours expected from everyone at the BBC".

A few probing questions are included: "What have you given up to stay here?" "How is your neighborhood changing?" And the slightly ominous "Do you have an exit strategy?" Once the questionnaires are collected, Mr. Castillo gives an introductory chat about the appeal of urban living.

The article gives an introductory overview on separation engineering.

The scope is to give an introductory insight into the more general topic of "Kinetics and Modelling of Catalytic reactions from the laboratory to industrial reactor".

It gives an introductory idea on various aspects of statistics such as discrete and continuous functions, distributions describing randomness, and data organization.