Sentence examples for introduced to through from inspiring English sources

To get expert advice I was compelled to reach out to Daymond John, who I was introduced to through a mutual friend.

They've kept in touch with a number of people from their initial event, even hiring a designer they were introduced to through someone connected to the FounderDating network.

They could be people that you are directly introduced to through your mentor or even someone you meet in passing at a conference or networking event.

Scholars have suggested that the great 16th-century Ottoman architect Sinan may have been influenced by Palladio's books, which Sinan most likely would have been introduced to through Venice's ambassador to Constantinople, Marcantonio Barbaro.

This last capacity — to track who did what to a file when — is an obsession in its own right, and relies on something called "version control" software, something much of the public has been introduced to through the Track Changes function of Microsoft Word.

Beryl dramatised her growing obsession with the sport she was introduced to through her husband (and later soigneur), Charlie, and the 1967 12-hour time trial when she overtook Britain's fastest man to lay down a record that still remains untouched.

Yarnold was introduced to skeleton through a UK Sport Talent ID programme  in 2008, but currently receives no direct funding through the organisation.

"We were introduced to him through Floam".

We were introduced to Carolyn through a mutual advisor.

The reader is introduced to her through a series of letters.

This is my best friend's favourite song, so I was introduced to this through her.