Sentence examples for into the introduction from inspiring English sources

The Frank Owens Trio, which accompanied many of the performers, sidled into the introduction for a song.

That evolved into the introduction of a "gold" mark whose issuance was severely restricted by a new bank, called the Rentenbank.

In a 1964 essay (published in The Atlantic and later adapted into the introduction to "I Lost It"), Kael fretted about "structural disintegration" in movies, a loss of the "narrative sense" that used to make even the bad ones palatable.

First of all, by putting a lot of muscle into the introduction, with magazine ads, point-of-sale promotions, sample giveaways and a nine-million-piece direct marketing campaign that went in the mail a couple of weeks ago.

He ordered an investigation by the French domestic intelligence agency, and then Le Journal du Dimanche filed a criminal complaint, setting off a police inquiry into the "introduction of fraudulent information into a computer system".

Scanning the packed house from the stage and spotting Woody Allen and Diane Keaton in aisle seats, I launched into the introduction (audio below of that and more) of "a few people that should be mentioned".

Refrain from going into too much detail in the introduction.

Musicals came into prominence with the introduction of sound.

This term fell into disuse after the introduction of the Saffir-Simpson scale in the early 1970s.

The villanelle is broken into three parts: the introduction, the development, and the conclusion.

Antibiotics came into worldwide prominence with the introduction of penicillin in 1941.