Sentence examples for but prefaced from inspiring English sources
So Mr. Safian left Money's fund report intact but prefaced it with a 12-page section answering the most pressing questions about investing, the economy and historical lessons.
Scott Cantin, a spokesman for Canada's department of fisheries, said the agency published the correct phone number but prefaced it with the wrong long distance area code.
Zaslav delivered a speech to delegates on the importance of content, but prefaced it with a reference to Channel 4 boss David Abraham, another member of the British broadcasting elite who passed through Discovery's doors.
He repeated Israel's rejection of the 1967 boundaries but prefaced it more carefully to stress agreement with the Obama administration – if anything a tempering of his tone from last week: We'll be generous about the size of the future Palestinian state.
When Aronson administered a math test to "fabulously good" undergraduates in their third year of calculus -- but prefaced it with a statement that the test had never shown a gender difference -- women's scores rocketed past men's, suggesting that the women's performance up to that point had been hampered by self-image and stereotype.
The poll asked a nearly identical question to the HuffPost/YouGov poll, but prefaced it with a series of questions that included one about the acceptability of monitoring "communications from individuals suspected of terrorist activities".
A 10 is acceptable but usually prefaced with the word "curvy", as in "Amelia is a curvy size 10".
In his understated way, he was glowing, but he prefaced his comments by saying, "You know, Governor, this has to be your decision.
He agreed to discuss the playoffs, but he prefaced his responses by saying that the surging Yankees must still officially qualify to play games in October.
That was on her 1983 breakthrough album, She's So Unusual, but here, prefaced by an emotional speech, she repurposes it as a power tribute to "the lights that have gone out in the world this year".
But Tomatito prefaced the second with a thoughtful introduction arranged by Luis Salinas, which Mr. Camilo answered gracefully, holding his sustain pedal so that each arpeggio rang out, harplike, before blending into the next one.
