Sentence examples for of her introductions from inspiring English sources

Next year Virago will publish a selection of her Introductions to Poetry.

To call Ms. Reeves a warbler or a songbird isn't just to trot out shopworn terms for a female jazz singer, but to point out how many of her introductions to songs are wordless, improvised exercises in tonal coloration.

The very first lines of her introduction reveal her agenda: "Imagine the drama.

"I was really taken by the character," Ms. Sedgwick said of her introduction to Johnson.

Mrs Elton, newly arrived in Highbury, visits Emma and talks of her introduction to Mr Knightley.

"It was so interesting," she said of her introduction to pawns, rooks and kings in 2005.

As for Eleonora herself, the portentousness of her introduction never really pays off.

The result, from the warmth of her introduction to the transcendent thoughtfulness of her subject, would have made Plimpton proud.

"Maggie said, 'I am ready for this fight,' and the room burst out into applause," Robert Zimmerman, a top Clinton fundraiser, recalled of her introduction to supporters via speakerphone.

MARGARET PARKER Ann Arbor, Mich., July 2, 2011 To the Editor: Thanks to Valerie Gribben and her insightful relating of her introduction to clinical medicine and the world of fairy tales.

On the first page of her introduction, for example, she notes that "O'Keeffe and Stieglitz first met in the spring of 1916," only to say, two pages later, that "O'Keeffe and Stieglitz met in 1915".