Sentence examples for words of introduction from inspiring English sources

Lagarde kicks off our fantasy discussion with a few words of introduction.

Johnson, fount of all knowledge on the art of song, spoke a few words of introduction.

After a few words of introduction, an act delivers its hit for television cameras and an enthusiastic, arm-waving audience.

The Labour leader muttered a few words of introduction that no one listened to, before letting the Tories eat themselves.

After a few words of introduction, he and his band launched into a deft set of Armstrong and Ellington numbers.

Karin Coonrod, who created and directed the show, offered these words of introduction: "Hold on to your hats".

Given that many biologists are unlikely to be familiar with probabilistic graphical models, a word of introduction to Bayesian networks is warranted.

Motoyama lost touch with the master — who works only by word-of-mouth introductions in backdoor locations — before the work was complete.

Moortown Diary, in the words of its introduction, "more or less excludes the poetic process" - or at any rate it changes that process from one of recollection and reshaping to something more like documentary, more like the rapid jottings of a journalist.

But perhaps the more important feeling I have about the whole lot -- and this is what I meant by those last words of the introduction -- is that every poem seems to belong.

Word of the introduction of the service, which will compete with Google and Yahoo, was leaked on Tuesday after the company began phoning reporters offering briefings for Wednesday.