Sentence examples for strange introduction from inspiring English sources

It is a strange introduction to baseball, the booth and its particular etiquette.

"All I can is this is a very strange introduction for Norman Osborn," he said.

It seems a strange introduction to European civilisation, for instance, that can find no space for Newgrange, Avebury or Carnac.

They discovered a call that Tai had made to Pu, the family friend in Guangzhou, which Tai began with a strange introduction: "I am with Red Flower of North America".

In his strange 1927 introduction to his strange 1915 book, Ford Madox Ford claimed that going with the title The Good Soldier rather than The Saddest Story was something he had "never ceased to regret".

Stravinsky's strange and meditative Introduction to Part II had, through this conductor, an element I'd never heard before — dread, a reminder that this primal piece is as much about death as life.

Besides, a missing battery indicator is far from the only problem in iOS 11.2.6 with issues including disconnecting AirPods, the introduction of strange graphical glitches, erratic volume control and yes, predictably, the never ending battery drain problems.

In a strange way, it made their introduction even easier.

Their introduction to the strange ways of Pandora, which is run by self-brainwashed environmental despots, is long and painful, both for them and the reader.

For the youngest readers, going to school is a time of separation, of strange new routines and the introduction to concepts like assembling in line and following directions without resorting to violence or tears.

In the introduction to his strange and obsessive book "A Vision," Yeats writes about how, shortly after he was married, his wife, Georgie Hyde-Leesuggestedthatthey tryy try automatic writing, in an attempt to channel communications from a spirit guide.