Sentence examples for introductions on from inspiring English sources

The fact that they've been here since ancient Greece and used for the same reasons today is alone proof that squares are essential to urban life and have "stood the test of time," to quote Michael Kimmelman, who wrote one of the book's three introductions (on culture, geopolitics and history).

The woman is Alissa Zulvergold, 26, the "Finian's" child wrangler — or "child strangler," as one veteran actor interjected during cast and crew introductions on the first day in the theater.

Though the Steven May affair probably won't stop The Footy Show from continuing to use Brown as a grunting, fleshy prop on their weekly panel, no one was buying his foray into Richard Wilkins territory during the red carpet introductions on Brownlow Medal night.

Here's my round-up of the greatest character introductions on film.

Mr. Sheppard was often asked to tape introductions on answering machines and for events, and he usually refused politely.

Like Amy Adams, she's a scientist decoding alien signals and making the introductions on behalf of humanity.

Glue your picture for point one (introduction) on your toes.

Shane Drahm's introduction on the hour might have been timely.

(A Dior watch introduction on Thursday also benefits the group).

The session starts with a short introduction on the Victorians.

That will delay the show's introduction on the air until March.