introductory remarks造句

Someone needs to be there, to thank him for meeting us, and make introductory remarks.

Obama would make introductory remarks, then sit back and listen — hard.

After some introductory remarks on this general theme, I will proceed to list ten such conservative principles.

The introductory remarks point out the objective and importance of this article, and give a definition of "live-sale".

The introductory remarks of the forum are very clever, so that everyone here has expressed their opinions.

Desmond MacCarthy, in his introductory remarks to the 1928 E. P. Dutton & Company edition of Montaigne, observes that Montaigne had the gift of natural candor..."

The local scenery legend is made up of their introductory remarks, mainstay part and ironclad proof part, all of which have superb narrative skills.