Sentence examples for offering introductions from inspiring English sources

He was surprised to find the private-equity people instead explaining their strategy, offering introductions to senior staff and being more open and friendly.

He was caught in the F.B.I.'s sting operation after he responded to a classified ad in craigslist.com offering introductions to the "freshest, youngest" girls in New York.

The elaborately constructed site gives the appearance of operating in the grey area in Britain's sex laws which allow escort agencies to function legitimately by offering introductions between clients and sex workers.

To help wannabe pot producers wade through potential legal pitfalls, Metro Vancouver's Kwantlen Polytechnic University is offering Introduction to Professional Management of Marijuana for Medical Purposes in Canada, a 14-week online crash course, this fall.

The consort navigated the program with the tightly blended sound that has long been its trademark, and the singers took turns offering amusing introductions to the pieces.

Since 1993 he has volunteered as a Big Apple Greeter, offering free introductions to Brooklyn neighborhoods and, in his still-resonant voice, sharing his knowledge of local history and recommending favorite shops and restaurants.

He is offering his "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" course online and free of charge.

The basic Nightly Observing Program costs $36, offering an introduction to the night sky, observation through telescopes and a box dinner.

In December 2013, the company launched its Codecademy: Code Hour iPhone app, offering an introduction to programming with bite-sized exercises.

In his Op-Ed column "The University of Wherever," Bill Keller writes about the Stanford professor Sebastian Thrun, who is offering his "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" course online and free of charge: Thrun's ultimate mission is a virtual university in which the best professors broadcast their lectures to tens of thousands of students.

71 East St, BN1 1HQ; 01273 729051; terreaterre.co.uk The Cafe in the Park, Rickmansworth Café that puts into practice its belief that (good) food can unite a community, hosting music, yoga, and cookery classes and offering an introduction to the workplace for adult volunteers with learning difficulties.