Sentence examples for make introductions to from inspiring English sources

It quickly became clear why Sprewell had joined Twitter: his teenage son had asked him to, mainly, it seemed, so Sprewell could make introductions to famous former athletes.

That opens doors at a high level, and they will then make introductions to their HR team, which can be very helpful".

Mentors help students explore their career interests, discuss the transition from student to the professional world and often help make introductions to others in the field.

Mark Littlewood claimed the IEA could make introductions to ministers and said the thinktank's trade expert knew Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, David Davis and Liam Fox well.

We know Jedis are adept at sensing disturbances and changes in the Force, so it seems incredibly unlikely Rey will have to make introductions to Luke at the start of Episode VIII.

"It's very easy for me to get advice or get people to help make introductions to partners, investors or developers," says Bart Bohn, a co-founder of AuManil, a start-up focused on big data.

With student consent, Ng said, Coursera has begun making introductions to a few employers.

Nearby, friends made introductions to Yan Ming: "Yo yo, this is Pink," and, "This is my sexy bodyguard".

The start-ups interviewed said that venture investors were particularly helpful in recruiting, developing strategy and making introductions to potential partners and customers.

The group, which provided Cilion with office space and made introductions to key people, has worked closely with Mrs. Clinton on several renewable energy initiatives.

They have even acted like informal recruiters for their premier clients by passing along résumés or making introductions to industry professionals.