Sentence examples for series of introductions from inspiring English sources

After a series of introductions, the couple took to the field.

Mrs Goodman, who is 46, took three months off this year and, armed with a series of introductions to fellow-enthusiasts, set off on her expedition.

In the early eighties, Green published the first of a series of introductions to Penguin Classics editions of Conan Doyle's previously uncollected works — many of which he had helped to uncover.

However, the 42-year-old comedian will record his first new material as Ali G – real name Alistair Leslie Graham – in a decade for a series of introductions that will precede old episodes of Da Ali G Show on FXX as part of a season dubbed Ali G Rezurectionn.

TUTTI SUITE -- A concert series of introductions to classical music starts today with brass, to be followed by woodwinds, strings, voices and tutti (all parts); children can make instruments before the concert and meet the performers afterward; 2 p.m.; Colden Center (LeFrak Concert Hall) at Queens College, 65-30 Kissena Boulevard, Flushing; $10 $400 for series); (718) 718-8080.

After a series of introductions and analyses, the details and advantages of MIDMRA algorithm has been presented.

God: All That Matters by Mark Vernon (Hodder, £7.99) This entry in a confidently subtitled new series of short introductions is a light-footed scoot through theologies both ancient and (post)modern.

This series is intended to provide a series of brief introductions, but they are often agreeably detailed.

The book's pithy swatches of commentary often read like a series of "Nightline" introductions, which may suit television-trained readers.

Priced about $600 to $900, they are the latest in a series of product introductions, including a Dita fragrance, a cosmetics line and a lingerie collection, none of which are available yet in the United States.

The renowned scientist contributes to this series of accessible introductions. 3 Baileys women's prize for fiction ceremony will crown a successor to 2014 winner Eimear McBride for her debut novel A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing. 10 100th anniversary of birth of Saul Bellow: "In an age of madness, to expect to be untouched by madness is a form of madness.