Sentence examples for looking for an introduction from inspiring English sources

This is the book I suggest to students looking for an introduction to Wall Street and the crisis.

Hoshi Building 4F, 1-12-14 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, +81 3 3770 2325 If you're looking for an introduction to Japanese whisky, this intimate, dimly lit boozer is the place to start.

If you're looking for an introduction to big cats in Britain, Harpur is a good place to start.

For those looking for an introduction to jazz, Dave Brubeck's album "Take Five" is a popular recommendation.

When Putin looked for an introduction to the West this spring, he rang up London.

After all, Mr Bodanis is not writing for the specialist, but for the general reader looking for an accessible introduction to a particular field.

If you're looking for a general introduction to the poet, this isn't the book for you (it's 425 pages and drier than chalk dust), but scholars will find years of material here.

But if you're looking for a gentler introduction — especially if you're not yet committed, but simply deciding whether Taoism is right for you — may we humbly suggest the following?

Those looking for a more subtle introduction to entomophagy (the scientific term for bug-eating) can visit the Audubon Nature Institute in New Orleans, Louisiana, where the insecectarium serves up gourmet bug-eats every day at 10 am.

Most tours will go to the sandbar, a perfect place for those looking for a beginner's introduction to stingrays.

If you are looking for a more in-depth introduction to this topic than a Guardian article can provide, start there.