Sentence examples similar to instant introductions from inspiring English sources

Sitting in the plaza gave me an instant introduction to local life.

That provides a fantastic hook and instant introduction for palaeontologists and educators to get kids involved and interested in science.

These changes include an almost instant introduction of the solo instrument and, until then unusual, a written-out solo cadenza; these were usually improvised by the soloist.

Although more of a tourist introduction than a real life guide, picture books such as the delightful Olivia Goes to Venice by Ian Falconer give an instant introduction to the most famous features of a city.

But Shami Chakrabarti, of Liberty, had concerns over the "instant" introduction of scanners: "Where are the government assurances that electronic strip-searching is to be used in a lawful and proportionate and sensitive manner based on rational criteria rather than racial or religious bias?" she said.

Archers fan Stephen Fry gives his instant introduction for new listeners.

If you're a complete beginner to The Archers, this instant introduction is for you.

Bowden was talking about his attempt to get the general managers to endorse the introduction of instant replay to baseball.

Amazon, which developed its Kindle with digital books people could buy from — where else? — Amazon.com, found instant success after its introduction in the United States in 2007.

When he was twenty-three, he told Bill MacPhail, the former CBS Sports executive who had overseen the introduction of instant replay, that MacPhail didn't know anything about television sports.

Other announcements from the company included a commitment to roll out more than 1,000 Wi-Fi (wireless Lan) hotspots throughout Europe, and the autumn introduction of instant messaging via mobiles to the UK.