Sentence examples for introductory address from inspiring English sources

It began with President Barack Obama's introductory address, last week.

It consists of an introductory address and seven petitions.

There was an introductory address by Mary Lou Greenberg, spokesperson for the N.Y.

In his introductory address, Professor Gerald O'Sullivan of CCRC praised Watson saying, "his accomplishments and contributions transcend boundaries, disciplines, and generations.

In keeping with that decentralized spirit, after Mr. Goldhagen's introductory address the participants put the conference schedule to a vote, then scattered to take part in workshops and discussions.

She translated Jacques Necker's Of the Importance of Religious Opinions (1788), Rev. C. G. Salzmann's Elements of Morality, for the Use of Children; with an Introductory Address to Parents (1790), and Madame de Cambon's Young Grandison (1790).

The meeting was launched with an introductory keynote address by Peixuan Guo (University of Cincinnati), the chair of the organizing committee.

Prepare for your introductory speech.

"Zoey 101" (Zoey's dorm room is 101, the same number that designates an introductory course) addresses other coming-of-age issues too: bullies, competition, loyalty and the quest to be cool.

A spokesperson for broadcast union Bectu said: "Staff were disgusted that no questions were allowed at any time, either in the introductory meeting addressed by Darren Long or in any of the breakout meetings led by senior managers that followed.

And, many of the stand-alone or introductory topics addressed through these courses mirrored the research base on the potential effectiveness of short, single trainings (Byington et al. 2011; Kakietek et al. 2014; Moon and Oden 2003; Moon et al. 2008; Van Stan et al. 2013).