Sentence examples for long-winded introductions from inspiring English sources
When Schaap was put in charge of reissuing Benny Goodman's landmark 1938 concert at Carnegie Hall for Columbia, he not only included lost cuts and Goodman's long-winded introductions but also provided prolonged original applause tracks, and even the sounds of the stage crew dragging chairs and music stands across the Carnegie stage to set up for the larger band.
Know that strong opinions, long-winded introductions and efforts to prove yourself immediately are rarely, if ever good Day One tactics.
Let our senators debate an issue or an individual's record as long as it reasonably takes, but please spare us the long-winded introduction of irrelevant matters (like recipes) intended to delay and frustrate.
"I accept your invitation to run and serve as vice president of the United States of America," Pence told Trump after the latter gave a long-winded introduction.
So this, essentially, has been just a long-winded introduction of my appreciation of Zambrano's historic no-hitter Sunday night.
The reality is that you only have about six seconds to introduce yourself, which is hardly conducive to a long-winded introduction.
Started in the summer of 1982, MRR featured long-winded articles like "Punk Propaganda: Protest or Proselytism?" and "An Introduction to Situationist Theorists".
But like the long-winded toast that becomes an aria to me, me, me, or the oversized introduction that leaves the reader with little appetite to read the book itself, the homage can be perilously self-reflexive and solipsistic.
"Often long-winded". Hmmm.
Kerry became increasingly long-winded.
