Sentence examples for introduction led from inspiring English sources

A letter of introduction led him to a four-masted schooner sitting at anchor in a bay near Coney Island, which belonged to the financier JP Morgan.

One introduction led to another, and in the months that followed he found himself talking to or working with Mr. Olney and several other marquee names in the world of food and wine.

That introduction led to commercial work — he appeared on a "Got Milk?" spot and one for AT&T Wireless — and eventually to bit parts on TV shows including "Third Watch" and "Ed".

As luck would have it, this chance introduction led him directly to the center of an exceptional group, one of the farándulas, or cliques, that characterize a certain sector of social life on the island, this one dominated by members of what Mr. Dweck calls the "privileged creative class".

Ramires replaced the ineffective and injured Oscar, and his introduction led to a slight improvement, but still little in the way of goal threat.

Its introduction led to the sale of 200 new Bloom systems, and deals with: the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), and medical companies Becton, Dickinson & Co., and Kaiser Permanente.

A backstage introduction leads to an invitation to Liberace's house to view the man's possessions.

It's a fascinating subject, and Missing Out is in many ways a fascinating book, though perhaps not quite the book its introduction leads you to expect.

While his introduction favors melodic snippets, mixed meters and reharmonizations that refer only obliquely to Mr. Hancock's classic small-group recording, the introduction leads directly into faithful renderings of that recording's signature rhythmic figure and melody.

This introduction leads to the definition of knowledge-based supervision and a brief survey of related expert control approaches.

Although these new loads lead to higher overall energy efficiency, their introduction leads to higher electricity use and thus, to higher power loading of the power grid.