Sentence examples for introductory portrait from inspiring English sources

"Amish in the City," a reality show on UPN, begins tonight with an introductory portrait of Amish youth doing 19th-century chores that is so pastoral and sensitive that viewers may fear they have stumbled on a PBS special about rural diversity.

The paper praised Grossmith as Sir Joseph, noting with amusement that he was made up to look like portraits of Horatio Nelson, "and his good introductory song seems levelled at" W. H. Smith.

George Steel, Miller's executive director, said in his introductory remarks that the program served as a sort of portrait of Stravinsky, who created at least some of this music for his own use.

> -wrap-foot> Limits: Editorial, Meta-Analysis, Practice Guideline, Review, Addresses, Bibliography, Biography, Case Reports, Comment, Dictionary, Directory, Festschrift, Government Publications, Guideline, Historical Article, In Vitro, Interactive Tutorial, Interview, Introductory Journal Article, Lectures, Legal Cases, Legislation, News, Patient Education Handout, Portraits, Webcasts.

It consists of six different articles and an introductory piece -- all of which, put together, paint a comprehensive and fascinating portrait of the state of indie bookstore culture in New York today.

A Special Collector's Gift Set was also released, containing the DVD set, five exclusive lithographed character portraits (new sketches created and signed by the original character animators), and an introductory book entitled The Journey.

Introductory treatments cost €29.90.

"These are introductory ads".

Introductory room rates from $299.

Avery Washington offers introductory classes.

The best introductory gimmick yet!