Sentence examples for wary introduction from inspiring English sources

After a wary introduction, he warmed up and showed me how to hold a rifle and aim through the scope, even apologizing for his earlier greeting before driving away with his wife.

Lavender is wary of the introduction of a new competition, while acknowledging there are a number of potential options under consideration.

Finally, local residents tended to be wary of strangers and special introductions were often necessary to gain entry.

Introductions are made, wary sniffs exchanged.

The book's introduction nods to why I'm wary of cocktail-drinking as a pastime (other than it being a prohibitively expensive way to get drunk).

There was no introduction; we simply looked at each other, said a wary "Hello" and were on our way.

The promotion of Surrey and Lancashire last year means that eight of the nine counties with Test grounds are now in Division One – the most since the introduction of two tiers in 2000 – and Gale appears wary.

With recent polls showing that many voters are growing wary of its agenda, the right is inciting fear and hatred through the introduction of wedge issues, a tactic that has served it well in the past.

But it's also horrifying to think that demand for the backdating of new immunisation programmes could start making their introduction so prohibitively expensive that it becomes rational to be more wary of introducing them at all.

They marry high-end services with a familiar package-holiday formula, and represent a classy introduction to the all-inclusive for those who, like myself, might be a bit wary.

Because former refugee communities may be socially invisible and wary of outsiders [ 13, 25], a snowball sampling method, where identification of potential participants, introductions and approval of study objectives and researchers is assured through personal endorsement, was the preferred approach.