Sentence examples for terrible introduction from inspiring English sources
Finally, though, "Someday World" is, at best, a good advertisement for Hyde as a singer and guitar player and a terrible introduction to Eno.
When I called him out on his (terrible) boilerplate introduction, he responded: "Lol!
She carried her hands around like two terrible letters of introduction.
"'Innocence' isn't terrible, but its introduction to us was terrible," he writes, "and in 2014 that's basically the same thing.
We also get a first introduction to the terrible twins, the Adidas-wearing Quicksilver (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), so fast he makes Usain Bolt seem like a caterpillar, and his very glamorous sister Scarlet Witch Elizabeth Olsenn), a Morgan le Fay-like sorceress with long flowing hair who can twist her enemies' minds, distort their dreams and turn them against one another.
On the one hand, Shopping.com is working to rehabilitate its reputation for terrible customer service with the introduction of a 125% money-back satisfaction guarantee.
So here, without any further introduction, are my terrible photos of Bloc 2015, that prove just how fun it was.
Examples of terrible subject lines include "Startup," "investment" or "Introduction".
The New Press (p.221 onwards) [A discussion of how Smith thought that the division of labour was "terrible". A polemical account, but a good introduction.] Fitzgibbons, A. (1995), Adam Smith's System of Liberty, Wealth and Virtue.
In Emily Brontë's novel, the introduction of this foundling stirs a brew of terrible passions.
