Sentence examples for remarkable introduction from inspiring English sources

Chin's remarkable introduction to the Galápagos is not just a story.

Phil Brown's men join Chelsea and Liverpool, who meet each other tomorrow, on 20 points at the top of the table as their remarkable introduction to England's top-flight continued on a winning note at The Hawthorns.

Another three goals have followed and it has been a remarkable introduction to life at the highest level for a player whose route there took in none of the pathways and university streams common for national squad members.

He was once impressed by a teacher who interrupted a trigonometry lesson to make an impassioned defence of James Joyce - a remarkable introduction to the great writer from an Irish Christian Brother who, as Kiely later remarked, "made us realise that there was a world where books mattered".

And Clark believes the 20-year-old's remarkable introduction to Championship football may have helped their chances of extending the one-month deal.

Winner: Lando Vannata, KO, round 1. Vannata's remarkable introduction to the UFC continues.

A highly fluent guitarist with a lot of jazz knowledge but enough taste to leave bossa novas uncluttered, he brought his own remarkable introductions and arrangements of Jobím's "Wave" and Barroso's "Aquarela do Brasil".

It is remarkable that introduction of both diphenylamino and trifluoromethyl groups into the cyclometalating ligand enhances the photostability of the corresponding Ir III) complexes efficiently.

This introductory sentence is also a remarkable first-person introduction to Rohmer's art.

But, above this deflection point, the thermal motion became more remarkable, requiring an introduction of an idea of anharmonic vibration.

Moreover, the suppression is more remarkable with the introduction of higher silica content, which is consistent with the literature [20, 21].