Sentence examples for introducing themselves with from inspiring English sources

Applicants should send a letter introducing themselves, with an original article of about 1,000 words intended for the Finance and economics section.

Applicants should send a letter introducing themselves, with an original article of no more than 500 words that they think would be suitable for publication in this section of The Economist.

Applicants should send a letter introducing themselves, with an original article of about 1,000 words that they think would be suitable for the finance and economics section of The Economist.

Every Thursday afternoon, he and a dozen or so officers go door to door in a different neighborhood — introducing themselves with smiles, pumping hands, scribbling down names and numbers, and asking if there are problems that the police can address.

Applicants should send a letter introducing themselves, with an original article of no more than 500 words that they think would be suitable for publication in the business or finance sections of The Economist.

The others introduce themselves with a round of handshakes.

The latter answers: "Who on earth are you?" The two then introduce themselves, with full honorifics.

Exchanging not a word, they introduce themselves with an embrace, as the room resounds to Etta James.

The next viral sketch was "East-West Bowl," in which college-football players introduced themselves with names like L'Carpetron Dookmarriot and Javaris Jamar Javarison-Lamar.

The contestants appeared for the opening dance dressed in yellow-print kente cloth over black leggings and introduced themselves with phrases in various African languages.

At a recent session, Sigman asked students to introduce themselves with their names and pronouns — there were five "she/her"s, one "he/him" — and had them say a word that was on their minds.