Sentence examples for introductions led from inspiring English sources

The startling power of the music derived partly from its inelegance: poky, sullen introductions led to off-kilter paroxysms, as the drummer frantically tried to keep pace with the hoarse singer, Roger Miret.

After introductions (led by Andy Smith and Chris Messina from Flock), Ross Mayfield led a discussion about how to (quickly, easily, informally) create a communication and feedback mechanism for attendees (including those not physically present).

That sort of chain of introductions led them to me by way of [molecular biologist] Shirley Tilghman, the former president of Princeton [University], who suggested to them maybe it would be a good idea to have a neuroscientist because it's a forward looking area of medicine where there are a lot of unmet needs.

As we teachers meet each others' partners, the ubiquitous question is "what do you do for a living?" This Christmas, our introductions led to the question of how teachers should define ourselves.

Although none of these introductions led to a long chain of transmissions, even a small outbreak in a new country can cause societal disruption and disproportionate costs (17 ).

Although patient A may have been the source for the Hana outbreak on Maui, available information suggests that additional separate virus introductions led to independent foci of autochthonous cases on the other 2 affected islands.

Winter, M. et al. Plant extinctions and introductions lead to phylogenetic and taxonomic homogenization of the European flora.

Increases of species introductions lead to increased rate of biological invasions, which can have profound negative impact on regional economy and endemic biodiversity [5] [6].

A letter of introduction led him to a four-masted schooner sitting at anchor in a bay near Coney Island, which belonged to the financier JP Morgan.

One introduction led to another, and in the months that followed he found himself talking to or working with Mr. Olney and several other marquee names in the world of food and wine.

That introduction led to commercial work — he appeared on a "Got Milk?" spot and one for AT&T Wireless — and eventually to bit parts on TV shows including "Third Watch" and "Ed".