Sentence examples for introduction setting from inspiring English sources

The transcription also tacked on a form: an introduction setting out the drone and motifs, and a coda in which each player gradually fell silent.

Once the obligatory terrifying introduction – setting off a stun grenade and storming on in a gas mask – was over, Ruth Wilson promptly went about gnawing on every single piece of scenery within a 50-ft radius.

The first chapter acts as an introduction, setting out the different ways of dealing with religion.

Even if close friends make the suggestion to you but haven't yet made the introduction — setting up a classic blind date — there's no such thing as "blind" anymore.

Called SUPPORT Tools for evidence-informed health Policymaking (STP), the supplement consists of a series of guides with an introduction setting out its scope and purpose [ 1].

Descriptive or explanatory paragraphs following the introduction, setting the background or theme.

Duncan Wu's introduction sets out the editorial criteria more straightforwardly.

The introduction sets the tone, as Messrs Parham, Markham and Hodgson try and fail to say the word "teamwork" in synch.

Yet the iPad's introduction set off a vicious price war in e-readers, as Amazon just dropped the price for the Kindle to as low as $139.

The troupe presents two programs, both of which include his newest piece, "The Introduction," set to a score for electronic cello, and his signature "Caught," in which a dancer appears to hover in midair, an optical illusion produced by strobes.

Already frothing at the mouth with disgust at their team's performance, and still resentful of their oft-absent Designated Player, that introduction set off NYC FC fans, giving Lampard the good old "Bronx Cheer" on arrival.