Sentence examples for induction to from inspiring English sources

You may be lucky and get an official induction to your new workplace.

Brett will be in Cooperstown, N.Y., this weekend for Gossage's induction to the Hall of Fame.

Many academic departments organise social and networking activities as part of the induction to courses".

A video, displayed through the gallery's front window, stands alone as a kind of induction to Harris-Babou's concept.

For these reasons, he deserves induction to the hall of fame, too – just not as much as Tupac.

Going weeks without knowing how you're doing in your new job or leaving it to the final day of the induction to get feedback is pointless.

"It was so appealing, I wanted a piece of it," she recalled at her induction to the Eastern Tennis Hall of Fame in 1992.

Earlier, Hoy gave her an induction to the steep velodrome track and she went from rocking unsteadily to whizzing around it.

In a telephone interview, Fratello confirmed the friendship, which he traced to their induction to the National Italian-American Sports Hall of Fame in Chicago.

They invite people to make an induction – to conclude that there is some kind of general underlying rule at work and of which we must take heed.

"They're a bit young for festivals, but they love music, and I'd take them to this as a kind of induction to festivals".