Sentence examples for introductions I from inspiring English sources

As I made the introductions, I mentioned that she had been in politics.

I took some time to do the introductions, I didn't launch straight into instructions.

The day before the introductions, I took the little ones to have their hair cut.

I was also mortified that I had never followed up on the introductions I had promised to make.

Often during introductions, I have to tell people that even though my dad is Japanese, I was born in California.

After 21 years in business, Mr. Knoll himself provided introductions ("I give out all sorts of recommendations, from a plastic surgeon or dermatologist to travel suggestions," he said), but as a policy, only when asked.

How should disease management react to re-introduction, i.e. detection of an infection within a rabies-freed area?

Suramin (139) is perhaps the oldest antimicrobial drug in continuous use since its introduction (i.e., 1922).

One should stress that the environmental distance to Henan is thought to be an indicator of persistence upon introduction, i.e., not the risk of introduction itself.

Although changes in the IMS profile occurred with the dopant introduction (i.e., structure L and K relative abundances), the transition into the "open" conformation was not observed.

The two major public health studies focusing on children have been mentioned already in the introduction, i.e. the HBSC- and the KIGGS-study.