Sentence examples for being preceded by a from inspiring English sources
To give emphasis to this key theme, the conference is being preceded by a gathering in Liverpool of human resource directors of healthcare providers.
The media regulator highlighted concerns over regional news bulletin ITV London Tonight showing a graphic mobile phone sequence of one of the murderers with a machete and blood on his hands four times on a "loop", without audio and without being preceded by a specific warning.
What makes a thought or bodily motion an action is its being preceded by a certain act of will (volitions) which bring about the thought or motion.
Specimens inoculated with fungi (Fig. 13a, b) displayed similar voltammetric features characterized by the engrossment of the C1 peak, being preceded by a shoulder at ca. −0.12 V (C5), now strongly overlapped with C3 and C4 signals, the lowering of the peak C2 and the appearance of two overlapping intense anodic peaks in the A1 region of potentials.
She was introduced by her father, the press-shy Israeli tycoon Yitzhak Tchuva, who was first introduced to the U.S. on this site (see "The Plaza's New Pomp").. Tchuva swept through the crowd on his way to the podium, where, after being preceded by a bejeweled, belting Israeli songstress, recited a short note of thanks.
The high rating was the result of the episode being preceded by a popular National Football League game.
Each performance is preceded by a lecture on the opera.
This was preceded by a "Worldwide Tuning Meditation".
