Certainly! Here are different ways to say “by way of introduction”:
- As an introduction
- As an opening
- By introduction
- As a preamble
- By means of introduction
- To introduce
- In introduction
- As a preface
- As a prologue
- To begin with
- As a starting point
- To kick things off
- As an overture
- To initiate
- As an opening statement
- In opening
- By way of preamble
- As an initial step
- In the first instance
- At the outset
- As an introduction to
- To preface
- As a prelude
- To start with
- As a beginning
- In the beginning
- As a preliminary
- At the start
- As an inaugural
- As an entrance
- In the introduction
- To get things started
- As an onset
- To introduce you to
- As a primary step
- As an opener
- To open
- As an initial approach
- In opening
- At the commencement
- As a preamble
- As a lead-in
- To commence with
- To begin
- As a precursor
- As a forerunner
- As a foreword
- As a curtain-raiser
- As a preliminary remark
- To set the stage
- To lay the groundwork
- As an introductory note
- As an initial introduction
- To open with
- As an opening gambit
- To preface with
- To lead with
- As a proem
- As an entry
- To start off with
- To make a beginning
- To make an entrance
- As a commencement
- To set out with
- As a first step
- To start the ball rolling
- To get underway with
- As an exordium
- As an introduction to
- By way of a beginning
- To make a start
- To initiate with
- To lead off with
- As an introductional
- By opening
- As an approaching introduction