Sentence examples for introductory pages from inspiring English sources

Once I read the introductory pages of this one, I was on board.

His introductory pages on Flaubert's father, a doctor, and on the status of such practitioners at the time, are good.

After a few introductory pages in Bangladesh, the book doesn't leave Nazneen's London neighborhood for over 200 pages.

The colors of the page edges and of the introductory pages indicate whether a section is devoted to essays, interviews or photographs of the surviving Metabolist buildings.

In Thucydides' introductory pages on the early history of Greece he lays much stress on the development of sea trading and naval power and on the accumulation of capital resources: they help to explain the great war between a land power and a sea power.

These introductory pages offer us a lively account of the doubts of the young friar who, recalling the years he spent in Dominican monasteries in Calabria, cannot conceal his disillusionment.

In what's either an Orwellian move or a throwing up of hands, the banner headline on the new introductory page reads "You're in charge".

In a future class, pages should be collected, along with each group's introductory page and bound into a single book.

For my Chinese books, I added an introductory page explaining that some material had been deleted and directing readers to my Web site.

On the introductory page of his 2007 inscription of "The Gettysburg Address," Mr. Fink penned the text of Lincoln's Nov. 19, 1863, call for a "new birth of freedom" on a Liberty Bell, with the clapper in the shape of a quill pen.

The moderation messages for Absolut are expected to go live Monday at absolut.com/recognizethemoment. "Recognize the moment" is also the theme of the campaign, referring to that moment, as an introductory page explains, when you choose to "say yes to drinking in a responsible way".