Sentence examples for the introduction which from inspiring English sources

"I was elected to write the introduction, which is about six hundred words," Leonard said.

For more of such perspective, see the introduction, which is sound and lively.

"That shit was too white," writes Díaz in the introduction, which was published by the New Yorker.

Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief operating officer, said the company saw an "acceleration of sales" after the introduction, which he said had led to some inventory shortages.

But the introduction, which mocks morons and claims, "We couldn't make up searches this stupid even if we wanted to" made me bristle.

In an early draft of the introduction, which Flew shared with Carrier, and Carrier with me, Flew identifies himself as a deist, but in the published version, that passage has been deleted.

The introductions, which lasted from 4 to 21 seconds, were videotaped.

Marcantel was animated during the introductions, which were held in a private room at a downtown restaurant, full of dark wood and brass lamps.

To minimize the salt introduction which would dramatically reduce the solubility of the four buffer-insoluble SH3 mutants, most CD and NMR experiments were done at pH 4.0.

From the cornball introduction, which has Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Petit talking directly to the audience from the top of the Statue of Liberty with the World Trade Center in sun-kissed background, The Walk is nothing if not consistent.

The fragmented introduction, which most conductors address with a pointed Germanic straightforwardness, was given a thoroughly Italianate lilt here.