Sentence examples for striking introduction from inspiring English sources

On a tour of Britain and Ireland in 1998, Dan Penn made a striking introduction to his best known song.

It's a scene from Jennifer Reeder's latest film, A Million Miles Away, which in a shared bill as part of the London short film festival proves a striking introduction when it's played before a set from equally youthful and inscrutable new group Skinny Girl Diet.

Each episode of the new podcast Written Inside from Chicago public radio station WBEZ begins with the same striking introduction: "The US incarcerates over 2 million people, more than anywhere else in the world," a host says.

Each episode of the new podcast Written Inside from Chicago public radio station WBEZ begins with the same striking introduction: "The US incarcerates over two million people, more than anywhere else in the world," a host says.

However, the real deal breaker for me when it comes to striking is how the introduction of the 24-hour Night Tube will effect my life.

Billy struck up the introduction for the third time, and I noticed everyone was roaring along with me as I was singing in a broad cockney accent.

The editors claim expertise in early English literature, but if that is true it is disturbing how many false notes are struck by their Introduction.

I was watching George W. Bush speak this morning at the World AIDS Day event in Washington, D.C. and was struck by the introduction TV commentators made of him.

Striking examples of evolution following introduction include reduced size at reproduction in fish (Bohn et al. 2004), increased size or reproductive capacity of invasive plants (e.g., Blair and Wolfe 2004), rapid evolution of physiologic tolerance to fresh water (Lee et al. 2003, 2011), and increased dispersal distance in toads (Phillips et al. 2006; Phillips et al. 2010).

Rigidities still grab the headlines: strikes, the introduction of the 35-hour week in France, high jobless rates.

The parallels between what happened to cities like Chicago, Detroit and New York in the 20th century and what's happening on the Internet since the introduction of the App Store are striking.