Sentence examples for introducing a story from inspiring English sources

The first episode was a masterclass in the art of introducing a story.

"My email begins with a confession," says Joe Douglas, introducing a story to warm the Knowledge's heart.

Most picture books plod through their front matter, treating the cover, endpapers, copyright and title page like flyover country before finally introducing a story.

Just about every new version shoe-horns in a mess of new features, with last year's Smackdown vs Raw 2010 being notable for introducing a story creator along with the obligatory new fighters, modes and stadiums.

If you are trying to sell a product or idea, or if you are trying to explain why a certain course of action is beneficial, a testimonial can engage the audience by introducing a story to them while simultaneously convincing them of the beneficial element of whatever you are trying to pitch.

As the hours wore on, Reid began to introduce a story.

Ms. Shriver appeared live from the Vatican, where she introduced a story about why the newly-named pope had chosen the name Francis.

One television sportscaster introduced a story about the Fort Worth Cats, a new minor league team, by welcoming the second minor league team to town.

It manages to introduce a story arc, abandon it about 40 seconds in, and stagger to a resigned reliance on wind machines and models wearing bondage gear.

But when she is rescued by an adoring alchemist, the relationship becomes clear: her section of the narrative introduces a story about the art of making cymbals, whose percussive rhythms informed that quintessentially American sound called swing.

As presenter Rico Hizon introduced a story about how Chinese gymnasts had won "zilch" and an image of a prostrated You Hao appeared, the screen went black, as routinely happens during stories considered politically inconvenient to the Communist party.