Sentence examples for introduction by a from inspiring English sources

The Darwin singer took to the stage during an interval in the competition with an introduction by a Eurovision host.

Peaches, who is credited as director, pre-empts criticism with an abortive introduction by a stuffy German lecturer.

The key mystery of this new introduction by a Japanese pharmaceutical company: Will the Japanese buy it?

"Three Wishes" arrives with the implicit sanction of the Rothschild family, including a six-page introduction by a granddaughter, Nadine de Koenigswarter.

These are then framed by other fictional devices: an introduction by a fictive editor (Prof. Albert J. Stewart) and a (fictional) postscript by (the real) Anna Freud.

The collection divides Swartz's writings into subcategories – "Free Culture," "Computers," "Politics," "Media," "Books and Culture," "Unschool" – each with an introduction by a luminary in that field who was familiar with his work.

The introduction, by an esteemed colleague, came in the old press box at the Sydney Cricket Ground during the one-off Bicentennial Test between Australia and England in 1988.

Introduction by an infected animal seems to be more likely.

A picture book about her collection, with an introduction by Olga Raggio, a Metropolitan curator of Western European Arts, has been published recently.

After an introduction by Liam Fox, a leading leave campaigner, she said: "I couldn't be clearer.

That year Grove Press also published an edition called "Hitler's Secret Book," translated by Salvator Attanasio with an introduction by Telford Taylor, a prosecutor at the Nuremberg trials.