Sentence examples for introductory list from inspiring English sources

On epicurious.com/cookbooks, there is now an introductory list of 75 eCookbooks - entire books reproduced exactly as they appear on a bookshelf or in a store in what are called "tastebook editions" by the company.

You can either have an introductory section listing all acronyms with their definitions, or introduce them in the text with the full term followed by its acronym in parentheses and using the acronym thereafter.

The recruitment period was short because the introductory timetable and list of registered students was not finalised until the start of the two week introductory period.

In his introductory chapter, Johnson lists and dismisses earlier renaissances and then explains how the Renaissance got started in Italy.

Below, with short introductory paragraphs, are lists of books that I have have reviewed at Amazon over the past decade, that focus on the specifics of "What's Wrong with America?" There is a counterpart list of books on what could be right with America and the world, I will cover that next week.

His introductory notes contain a list of the classic books he admires about individual villages, but his own book is not limited to one locale or county.

For novice investors, two introductory books on our list offer distinctly opposing viewpoints.

One common request from new GRS readers is some sort of central location where they can find a list of introductory articles to guide their progress.

The journal Nature provides a list of introductory reviews [ 17].

However, all of this would have to come at the expense of teaching introductory students the long list of content that makes up the syllabus; syllabi would have to be restructured to include learning goals and objectives that are skill based.

Do not use an introductory phrase for a list, such as "such as" or "for example," along with etc.