Sentence examples for introductory passage from inspiring English sources

"Origami is very difficult," Mr. Joisel wrote in English in an introductory passage on his Web site.

In an introductory passage, he explains: "I was a cog in his machine for a certain period, one of many cogs, that and nothing more".

"For those who have read all four, the thread is clear," she wrote in an introductory passage on her Web site, (hazelrowley.com).com

Each one also contains a booklet with old photographs – there, with Eden, is the source of the band's name: a slogan on Turner's furniture shop in Hull – with an introductory passage by Watt, describing the recording of that album.

Brotto stares squarely at this conundrum, knowing, she told me, that it can't be resolved, knowing that the best she can do is acknowledge it in some sort of introductory passage and continue on the path she thinks right.

Unlike Mr. Wilson's subtle and sophisticated social comedies for adults, this furry saga can be a thuddingly heavy-handed item, a series of vignettes that, like its hero (who is described in an introductory passage as "every inch a gentleman," yet himself professes to disdain "gentility"), seem to have a distinctly schizophrenic cast.

It had extensive introductory passages on themes like plate tectonics and geologic time.

The linking introductory passages make up an intimate portrait of him and contain some of her best writing.

Christian Ditter's comedy is strongest in these rapid-fire introductory passages that feature Wilson at her raunchy, unbridled best.

That may be too lofty, but even the introductory passages in his speeches - the bits not meant for media consumption - are packed with subliminal meaning.

Like faithful retainers under her command, her trumpeter and clarinetist stepped forward to play slow introductory passages or toss phrases back at her.