Sentence examples for marvellous introduction from inspiring English sources
Campsite hire from £1,300 for two nights for up to 20 people Swallowtail Hill Farm "The two bell tents here offer a marvellous introduction to farm life," according to Alastair.
Mizrahi is a wry narrator; the music, played by Ensemble Signal, is a delight, and a marvellous introduction to the instruments of the orchestra; and John Heginbotham's clever choreography for the show fits in well with the witty yet sincere tone.
This 1969 recording — the B-side to Honky Tonk Women — is a marvellous introduction to the changes brought by the 1960s, by the sex and drugs and politics of that decade, the optimism that infused its early years and the disillusionment that followed.
Annie says something marvellous in the introduction, when explaining why she has mixed up personal photographs with assignment work, family photographs with the kind of intimate glamour shot (Brad Pitt on an untidy bed in Las Vegas, the pregnant Demi Moore) at which she so excels.
Marvellous, marvellous, absolutely splendid.
