Sentence examples for in introductions from inspiring English sources

Glavine said hearing his name announced in introductions "was a little bit strange".

But in introductions and elevators, at least, let me be Miss.

His touch was special, even in introductions and final flourishes; he built waves within his playing, revealing softnesses in his sound even while working intensely.

Amonte was booed in introductions and then every time he touched the puck, which is nothing new in Chicago, where former stars like Chris Chelios and Jeremy Roenick are greeted the same way.

Younger residents include the Classical Opera Company, whose artistic director Ian Page led young singers in introductions to Mozart and Haydn last Wednesday evening before closing with those Handel cantatas.

In this approach to animals "as works of engineering," Denny and McFadzean explore several topics not usually covered in introductions to biomechanics.

The proposals include better pre-market testing, consistent product tracking and phased-in introductions of new products.

In these instances, genetic variation, genetic mixing and genotype-matching may all be considered in introductions (Fig. 1).

As discussed in Introduction, there could be many fusion situations.

For instance, Mr. Bush got a 73 in "Introduction to the American Political System" and a 71 in "Introduction to International Relations".

Mr. Bush was not much of a student of politics, for he earned only a 73 in Introduction to the American Political System and a 71 in Introduction to International Relations.