Sentence examples for introductions out from inspiring English sources

The producer Ross Robinson, back with Korn for the first time since "Life Is Peachy" in 1996, makes the record rough, bright and cacophonic, layering Munky Shaffer's dissonant funhouse guitar noises, creating introductions out of chatter and scratchy warm-ups.

("Bosch! That guy you showed me was just here!" "Haller? What are you talking about? Who?") Something good and less stilted is likely to emerge in future books, now that Mr. Connelly has gotten the introductions out of the way.

Once we've got the introductions out of the way we sit down to talk about last meals about numerology.

Our complementary approach revealed that all extant European populations of the invasive garden ant are probably derived from very few independent introductions out of the hitherto unknown native species range.

Introduction Out-of-hospital cardiac arrests (OHCA) are an absolute urgency and have a very poor prognosis.

Introduction Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) represents in 2015 a persistent public health problem, with always a bad prognosis and poor survival.

The recommendations in Dubin's final report led to the introduction of out-of-competition testing.

The introduction of out-of-retirement former England prop Duncan Bell amid a Dragons front-row revamp after 29 minutes boosted the home side's efforts.

Since the introduction of out-of-hospital health-related genetic tests more than a decade ago, the landscape of genetic testing services has grown in complexity.

The introduction of out-of-competition controls in 1988 may have led to a reduction of drugs use among athletes.

With the introduction of out-of-hours GP cooperatives in the Netherlands, the physical distance between the patient and the general practitioner (GP) increased, especially in rural areas.