Sentence examples for introductory remarks to from inspiring English sources
He made a few introductory remarks to the group.
In his chairman's introductory remarks to the accounts, Fernandes did not refer to the financial position.
The next night the youthful Mr. Robertson took the podium and made a few introductory remarks to the audience.
Mr. Santorum does not usually tailor his introductory remarks to his audiences, but because the U.P. is so neglected, he did so on Sunday.
Cosgrove, who joined Abbott at the press conference, was careful in his introductory remarks to duck any politically sensitive subjects, including whether Australia should become a republic.
Paul Johnson, the director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies, noted this issue in his introductory remarks to the organisation's post-budget briefing.
The important point, though, is that ataraxia is the end result; and this links back to the introductory remark to the effect that the train of thought to be summarized has the effect of making one happy.
But later, Richard A. Conway, an assistant commonwealth attorney, asked Judge Millette to prevent Mr. Muhammad from making "gratuitous introductory remarks" intended to ingratiate himself with the jury.
Additionally, Dickson's introductory remarks refer to a toast delivered by President Obama in February, and to the rise of international "mass toasting" events, spurred on by both modern social networking Web sites and the decidedly timeless desire to imbibe and swear oaths.
It was held at the Sebonack Golf Club, whose owner gave introductory remarks, according to the pool report, and the owners of two professional football teams were on hand: Steve Ross of the Miami Dolphins and Woody Johnson of the New York Jets.
The purpose of this Symposium was to throw light on the importance of the prob lems which are evoked by E. A. Trendelenburg in his introductory remarks, and to sum up our present understanding of these phenomena.
