Sentence examples for introductions some from inspiring English sources

Any company can make a listing, most can get introductions, some get recommended to investors, and now a choice few are made available to invest in online.

The result was a flurry of emails and introductions, some funnier than others, while a few exhibited unbridled rage at having their inbox flooded by breathless entrepreneurs realising they'd been handed a "golden" opportunity to spam the entire list of elite players about their startups.

The study also identifies minor introductions, some of them relatively recent, linked to infected ornamental plants.

Some will be alumni of the Fiesta introduction, some will be new recruits and some will be celebrities.

8.48am: Unprepared introduction: Some women rowers have just come fifth in the sculling and have not qualified for the final.

Given the frenzy around the phone's introduction, some analysts had predicted that AT&T would report as many as 500,000 to 700,000 activations in that period.

A fragrance's packaging can be the most important element of an introduction; some would say as important, if not more so, than the smell.

Mr. Cheney, who removed his glasses and wiped his eyes before speaking, said, "Lynne, we're going to have to work on that introduction some".

Since the plastic bag tax's introduction, some of the revenue has been channelled into local government services which are aimed at improving and protecting the environment.

Introduction Some aircraft accidents are linked to human error.

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