Sentence examples for introduction words from inspiring English sources

The critics note that the first set of "national organic proposals", published in October 1997, carried in its introduction words of approval from several trade associations representing large agribusiness firms.The reaction to these proposals was angry and loud.

Do not simply repeat the thesis in your introduction word-for-word.

She said she was ordered at times "from on high" to read introductions word for word and announce obscure songs like "Opening Night," "Torpedo Junction" and "I Dug a Ditch".

As you might guess from the demonstrations in the Introduction, most words are not easily identified by word shape.

Elements of drama such as mime and dance, costume and decor long preceded the introduction of words and the literary sophistication now associated with a play.

These programs provide modeling and encouragement to parents and caregivers to put down their electronic devices, pick up a book, sing a song, play a game and engage in language-based activities that not only provide an introduction to words in beautifully ordered patterns but also give families something to talk about of value and substance.

Hussey's introduction of words into his embroidery work began when he directed a performance piece between his grandfather and the actor Chris Brandon.

As described in the Introduction, inconsistent words are the ones most likely to benefit from activation of semantic codes.

As a general rule of thumb, introductions should be about 10 per cent of the total word count (so a 300 word introduction for a 3,000 word essay).

In the 1980s, with the introduction of word processing programs like WordPerfect, it became apparent that computerized proofreaders could come to the rescue of struggling spellers and bad typists.

Willaert and his pupil Cipriano de Rore (d. 1565) brought the madrigal to a new height of expression through their sensitive handling of text declamation and the introduction of word painting.