Sentence examples for introductory piece from inspiring English sources

"It's an introductory piece," he told me, referring to how the issue made his name.

Here is the introductory piece from last year if you want a refresher.

He reads an introductory piece on "English Literary Manuscripts" in Sotheby's 1984 International Preview & quotes a section on artist's "chosen medium of expression".

Get involved below the line and talk to: Paul Mason, Newsnight economics editor, who wrote the introductory piece and coined the phrase "the graduate without a future".

After an introductory piece that talks interestingly about what the service needs to do (make money) there's the chat between Newsnight presenter Kirsty Wark and Williams.

In an introductory piece I wrote earlier this year, I described epigenetics as a form of molecular highlighting of the raw four-letter text that is the DNA sequence.

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In a small introductory section, pieces by a few of Mr. Pisano's favorite historical figures -- including Arthur Dove, Helen Torr, Fairfield Porter, John Marin and Ernest Lawson -- illustrate various approaches to specific times of day.

For the introductory spoken word pieces, it's a way to make the blurb feel more interesting and immediate and to save me waffling on when anybody asks me what the story is about.

"A little theatrical game," Mr. Aimard called the piece in introductory remarks from the stage, and the musicians played along subtly: the trumpeter and trombonist, for example, quietly busying themselves with mutes and continuing to turn pages long after they had stopped playing.

Swift informs readers in the piece's introductory paragraphs:... you should know that you're reading the opinion of an enthusiastic optimist: one of the few living souls in the music industry who still believes that the music industry is not dying … it's just coming alive.