Pickering, F. P. The Calendar Pages of Medieval Service Books: an Introductory Note for Art Historians.
In an introductory note for the documents, Mr. Klein wrote he was "presenting this information to facilitate the dismantling of this dangerous Orwellian project".
He is aware that his possible successor is interviewing - he and Mr. Rogers have both signed an introductory note for executives meeting with Mr. Siewert.
IN an introductory note for her recording "Poèmes," the soprano Renée Fleming writes that "for the sheer sensual joy of singing, no language gives me more pleasure than French".
Introductory notes identify cues for casting, dramatic gesture, and voice, pointing to topics that stirred the Roman crowd and satisfied powerful patrons.
As we learned in Guth and the introductory notes, the standard of review for self-dealing — "utmost good faith" or "intrinsic fairness" or, nowadays, "entire fairness" — is demanding.
For a fashion critic sitting by the catwalk, there are no crib sheets, no introductory notes, no labels, no explanatory context for the clothes the models are wearing as they pass by – it's the visual equivalent of a cold call each time.
They can suggest people they find on the site for you, they can write recommendations and introductory notes, and they can provide their 2 cents when others have made recommendations.
It was an application for income support, and it was 52 pages long, not including the introductory notes.
Often the introductory notes to cookbook recipes are throwaways.
