Sentence examples for introduction titled from inspiring English sources
That comes from his introduction, titled "Lines on the Transpontine Madness", and it is a good indication of what is to come as the author looks back, after 20 years, on the team he covered as a young reporter for the New York Herald Tribune.
It was a book lying on a coffee table in the sunroom and titled "Introduction to Naval History: An Outline with Diagrams and Glossary".
Coursera, too, has begun to beef up its arts and design offerings, including a course titled "Introduction to Programming for Digital Artists" taught by an instructor from the California Institute for the Arts.
AFTER 125 Harvard students were accused of cheating last month on the final exam of a course titled "Introduction to Congress," there was predictable hand-wringing over the declining moral standards of the academic elite.
These students took an elective course titled "Introduction to the Network".
Sign-up for the next e-Workshop by Free Range Studios titled, "Introduction to Breakthrough Storytelling".
The FMD introduced PPE some years ago in its course titled Introduction to Clinical Medicine in the 3rd year of a six-year-long program of study.
Soon publications like Partisan Review and Arts Magazine were publishing his essays, and he drew wide attention for a lecture series he gave at the 92nd Street Y in 1951 titled "An Introduction to Art and Practical Esthetics".
The series doesn't focus extensively on many of the things the United States has done right, Mr. Stone and the historian Peter Kuznick write in the introduction to their similarly titled companion book.
As part of their analysis, they should read the project's introduction — particularly the sections titled "Literary Contexts for Slave and Ex-Slave Narratives" and "Importance of This Project to the Nation".
By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, January 10 , 1959P. 24 Talk story about Japanese haiku poems; and about Harold G. Henderson who has edited a book titled "An Introduction to Haiku".
