Sentence examples for winning introduction from inspiring English sources

John Serio's winning introduction and informative chronology open up these poems, with their human eloquence, to a generation born a hundred years after Stevens.

In a winning introduction, the vice president tells the crowd: "Of all the good things I could say about President Clinton -- I could tell you about the many, many times when I have seen him, especially in the early years, nearly buckle under the pressure of his office but never do so".

"Loud Places" was one of the first major tunes to be released from the album, and the combination of soft house with the producer's xx bandmate Romy Madley Croft made for a winning introduction to the record's aesthetic.

They signed up for an event we do around the country called Pitchapalooza (think American Idol for books), and they won an introduction to an agent or editor who was appropriate for their book, Love InshAllah: The Secret Love Lives of American Muslim Women.

Dressed in a white and green trellis-print gown by Rodarte, she moved around the house with a winning grin, brokering introductions.

When no candidate in a presidential election wins outright, the introduction of a run-off ballot would strengthen the victor's mandate.

PASTE magazine has dedicated its entire current issue to International Women's Day, including an introduction by Pulitzer Prize winning journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn and an exclusive letter from musician activists Annie Lennox and Elton John.

My introduction to art was winning a Weetabix drawing competition: I did a picture of a combine harvester.

Standing along the third-base line that day during pregame introductions, Rivera doffed his cap, winning over the fans.

So far, Mr. Taylor has won praise for the introduction of the new law.

But the opportunity to give Mr. Fallon a formal introduction apparently won out.