Sentence examples for introduction starts from inspiring English sources

As the spoken introduction starts, Madonna is shown in her bob wig dancing in front of a number of neon signs.

CryptoWeb's (http://come.to/the_cryptoweb) introduction starts with an explainer of why cryptozoology shouldn't be discredited as pseudoscience and leaves us with the hope that "if even one of the major cryptids (cryptological animals) were discovered, the science could leap over into the mainstream and become a full part of 'normal' zoology". Maybe, if the discovery is a flying pig.

Since their introduction, starting in 1950, they have proved extremely valuable in controlling trajectories of submarines, booster rockets, and spacecraft.

PepsiCo's initiatives will include the introduction, starting Tuesday, of special "Star Wars" packaging and promotions at retailers.

Schieffelin will spend $10 million on Navan's introduction, starting with a huge party in Miami tonight, after the MTV Video Music Awards.

Now, on the hill, he made his short introduction — starting, "Brothers and sisters" — which was followed by words from an economist, a writer, and others.

A few nights ago, a middle-aged woman who described herself as a Fox News junkie walked up to Mr. Edwards at a local Republican Party cocktail party outside Rochester and, without an introduction, started to gripe about Mr. Paladino.

In the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S., the eastern brook trout (EBT; Salvelinus fontinalis) is a non-native invasive species that competes with native fish species across a wide spatial scale due to extensive human-mediated introduction starting in the early 20th century.

Some versions of the song contain a spoken introduction starting with a countdown of "eins zwei drei vier" as a parody of the band Ramones who started some songs with a quick countdown of "one two three four".

This introduction, starting in April 2009, was completed in August 2009.

The second paragraph in the introduction starting with "The WRKY III family has been studied phylogenetically…" repeats the first one.