Sentence examples for introductions to a from inspiring English sources

Introductions to a few village elders.

With student consent, Ng said, Coursera has begun making introductions to a few employers.

It's one of the best introductions to a new band, and a pretty new aesthetic, that I've heard lately.

Thursday was a day for introductions, to a team with huge expectations and to a curious news media horde that was about 70 strong.

Now we've started getting introductions to a really broad collection of people — we have titles coming up with artists in Italy, England and Denmark.

In 1926, Woolf and Roger Fry, her Bloomsbury confrère, wrote introductions to a book of Cameron's pictures, called "Victorian Photographs of Famous Men & Fair Women".

Prologue, a preface or introduction to a literary work.

That was my introduction to a journalism work ethic.

This was my introduction to a lifetime of mendacity.

introduction to a country has been monitored and measured".

That was my first introduction to a gay club.