Sentence examples for those introductions from inspiring English sources

You have to earn those introductions by leveraging their money into success.

"Some of the neighbors won't even acknowledge us when we cross them in the street," she said, "even after all those introductions".

Cooke provided those introductions from 1971 until he retired in 1992, at the age of 84, disdaining the teleprompt as he always had, and speaking faultlessly from memory.

Despite the long-windedness of a few of those introductions — here's looking at you, Benny Golson, Jazz Masters Class of 1996 — the evening moved quickly, better paced than in previous years.

Befitting the uncertain auto market, which is anxious after two years of record sales, last week's press previews for the show, and the parties that punctuated those introductions, seemed decidedly low-key.

How do you get those introductions?

If you happen to miss those opening introductions: Pence's hair is almost white and he has the straight-backed bearing of a mid-ranking military man.

Those brief introductions to the characters are about as far as we got in the first episode, but we'll try to crack the clues left throughout the series.

Compared to most launches, those combined introductions represent a huge change in even the fundamental building blocks of the OS.

She said the gains could rival those from the introduction of instruments like microscopes.

The study under the last government in three boroughs, Durham, Newham and Wolverhampton, found academic benefits that outstripped those from the introduction of the literacy hour.