Sentence examples for introductory event from inspiring English sources

Latin GSAPP held their first introductory event at Miss Favela.

Mr. Giuliani's first inauguration was her introductory event, and when she heard him say, "What can be done, will be done," she felt a thrill of recognition.

As a result, he said the company intended to let the program itself be the star of the introductory event, which will take place at several sites worldwide and draw more than 100,000 people on Thursday.

Kathryn Foster *93, center, the new president of The College of New Jersey, poses with students after an introductory event last week.

As such, JEV may have the potential to become endemic in the U.S. after an introductory event similar to the recent emergence of West Nile virus, a closely related flavivirus46.

With only 500 pairs available at select retailers, fans of the brand will not want to miss the introductory event Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Bloomingdale's, (212) 705-2000; bloomingdales.com.

Headspace Runs one-day introductory events on meditation worldwide, with extensive online support.

(The formal opening will be preceded by five days of introductory events, including speakers and exhibitions of restored films; most will be open to the public).

Organized by Fuqua's professional clubs, these introductory events bring in industry professionals to educate you about different careers in the field and discuss their organizations.

She managed it, in the nick of time, with a horse named High Kingdom - taking him from the most basic of introductory events in Wiltshire five years ago to third place at last week's Bramham horse trials, her last chance to prove the pair had what it takes for the Olympic Games.

At the introductory dinner, event organizers stress that a good design isn't necessarily one that uses the newest and flashiest technologies.