Sentence examples for getting an introduction from inspiring English sources

5.19pm GMT And here comes Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, getting an introduction from the ACU chairman himself, and entering to..

The day after these revelations, which were accompanied in the newspapers by photographs of the Princess in her robes and with the sapphire in her nose, Associated Press dispatches from Washington indicated that she might encounter some difficulty in getting an introduction to President Harding.

On paper, Day 1 was dedicated to visiting a local purveyor with the chef de cuisine, Eric Ziebold; preparing pasta with a commissaire, Donald Gonzales; and getting an introduction to sauce making and the organization of ingredients and tools that, in classic French cuisine, is called mise en place.

Here in the UK, where Herr lived for a while during the 1980s, British war correspondents such as my Observer colleague Ed Vulliamy would make a point of getting an introduction: "Every writer who has tried his or her hand at war journalism," wrote Vulliamy, "would go to meet Michael Herr rather like a student of the cello would approach Mstislav Rostropovich.

The biggest problem for single people, he says, is discovering other trustworthy daters in their circles, seeing how they're connected, and getting an introduction.

I had some real luck and great support in getting an introduction to the lab where I was to work (more on that later) and so things went rather smoothly.

An easy way to get an introduction is to use a classic pick-up line or have a friend ask the potential date, "Hey, have you met (Your Name)?" Start talking: Once you've been introduced, try to get the date interested in you.

Hank gets an introduction to Heisenberg.

"They get an introduction to the inner sanctums of some of these industries," she said.

I got an introduction to several agents because of connections, but only one took me on.

If you want in to the party, one young farmer in Liangzhuang said, you must get an introduction.