Definition of “introductory”

Adam's introductory speech had been slick and professional, with a touch of humour to put people at their ease.

All topics are treated at a basic level that assumes only a previous course in introductory economics.

And if you're struggling with spiralling debt, a low introductory rate can give you some breathing space.

Distantly she recognized the introductory bars of `Stormy Weather".

I tried scuba diving for the first time (£28 per person for a three-hour introductory lesson).

TV UK, 30 May by Dolan Cummings I have now had Sky Digital for a couple of weeks, with the introductory package of all available channels.

The introductory deal includes debt transferred from other issuers, plus new purchases.

The introductory essay by David Hammond, simply titled How it all Began, presents an overview of the broad history of the Huon district.

We have them from Stan's estate and, I may say, you will get your introductory fee.