Sentence examples for to be introduction from inspiring English sources
(i) Either the right-introduction or or the left-introduction rules are considered to be introduction rules.
"There's always going to be introductions through the season if things don't go your way".
The trip was intended to be an introduction.
It was intended, the owner said, to be an introduction to the foods she knows and loves.
It turned out to be an introduction to whole new worlds previously unknown to me.
If you don't yet know the magnetic talent of Jessica Williams, allow this original film to be your introduction.
These reports are considered to be the introduction of HPAIV (H5N1) clade 2.3.2.1 into Europe.
It is "Introduction to the Universe" by John Allen, not "Sounds" by Justin Allen.
"How very good to see you!" There were introductions to each other's spouses, and a general air of bonhomie.
To be clear, quality introductions are valuable.
This needs to be acknowledged in the Introduction.
