Sentence examples for quick introductory from inspiring English sources

There was time for just a quick introductory cross-country ski along a few of the resort's 60 miles of trails before dinner.

You write up a quick introductory bio, prepare an updated resume and send it all to your ambassador in an email.

For her part, Michaela, an orphan from Sierra Leone adopted by older Americans (a quick, somewhat comical introductory shot of a menorah indiscreetly suggests the unsaid), may leave you a puddled mess by the time she finishes telling her story.

A quick examination of introductory biology textbooks will reveal most figures provide the take-home message, and students do not get to practice analysis and interpretation.

But, first a quick recap of the introductory article.

They usually just have a quick look at the short introductory text next to our names on the website, but if they want they can always ask us to send them a photo or to wear something specific at our session, such as red lipstick or black lace lingerie.

"There was some concern," said Britt McColl, a spokeswoman at RPA in Santa Monica, Calif., so "we pushed it a little quicker" and moved up the introductory date for the Civic spot to late September from early October.

Donald Trump made a quick reference to it during his introductory remarks, and Ted Cruz made his usual promise to repeal the law.

The introductory chapter aims to give a quick but hopefully deep enough first insight into the excitement about plastic and medical devices including engineering and manufacturing.

Last week in the introductory class talk I went through a quick history of technology, and suggested that the smartphone is the first human invention that is fundamentally changing the nature of who we are as human beings.

My quick browse of Coursera, one of the most popular MOOCs, revealed introductory classes in both economics and programming.