Sentence examples for make introductory from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clough will make introductory remarks but not take questions, a posture that is already inflaming tensions.

He said he would immediately make introductory phone calls to the pitchers, and that he was already familiar with some of their mechanics.

Then, the class will gather around a table in the White House Situation Room, make introductory remarks to the president and listen carefully to what the other teams have to say.

"We make introductory fees from the agents we place the tenants in.

Carnegie Mellon, a hotbed of roboticism, has decided to make introductory programming (with an eye to to robots) a little more accessible.

We (i) characterise saddle point equilibria, (ii) prove that the extent of market coverage is increasing in the network effect and (iii) unlike the existing static literature on the same problem, the monopolist may not make introductory price offers.

Officials of different ilks and stripes appeared in the ring and made introductory speeches.

Mr. Abreu made introductory remarks and said the Sistema musicians "have been working day and night under the inspiration of Gustavo Dudamel".

In the 1930's, Mr. Trout's voice was familiar to CBS listeners, for it was he who made introductory remarks before President Roosevelt's radio talks.

The move could open online classes to 1.25 million students at public institutions across the United States, and could help increase graduation rates by making introductory and required classes — often a bottleneck because of high demand — more widely available.

For example, the first paragraph [A] makes introductory distinctions between the terms 'data'informationon' and 'knowledge' as they are used in the text.