Sentence examples for introductory notice from inspiring English sources

Exploring the doodles of the rich and famous is not new, but David Greenberg, who provides the text accompanying this collection, takes a brash approach reminiscent of Twain's introductory notice to "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn": he warns that attempts to ascribe motive, moral or meaning to doodles generally overreach.

For starters, there's the introductory placard.

" It is probably true that most biologists who ever learned introductory thermodynamics noticed right away that life apparently runs contrary to the principle of entropy (increasing disorder).

L. 97 414 struck out introductory text "an advance notice of proposed rulemaking for" after "issue", inserted in subpar.

On an early morning car trip, my 5-year-old son failed to notice the introductory narration to a bird song identification audiotape.

Pegula fought back tears at his introductory news conference Tuesday when he noticed members of the 1974-75 Sabres team in attendance, especially the man he called "my hero," the Hall of Famer Gilbert Perreault.

Introductory sections to orders and suborders give notice to biology, taxonomy, biogeography and food of the respective taxon.

(ward midwife, community hospital) [Introductory meetings] were arranged on short notice and … many could not attend.

(caseload midwife, mid-level hospital) As the following quote shows, the wish for clarity also concerned a broader, underlying interest in a well-defined framework for future work: [Introductory meetings] were arranged on short notice and … many could not attend.

The credit card industry can be very complex and many companies have a tendency to offer rates that are introductory or change their rates as a moment's notice.

Focus for Spring 2014: Introductory talks about central objects, in the spirit of the Notices of the AMS series "What is...?" Meetings, 891 Evans, Thursdays 9 30am-11 00am.