Information is delayed, not always purposefully, so that it is some time, for instance, before we learn what is inscribed on the Oven ('...the Furrow of His brow', which different generations want to preface with different verbs beware or be).
J Sheekey Fishh by Tim Hughes, Allan Jenkins and Howard Sooley (Preface) is as different from Polpo as are the two restaurants – outsized, exquisitely classy, trad with a twist.
Instagram's statement clarified that the change would affect the ordering of posts, not whether they appeared at all: "All the posts will still be there, just in a different order" – though it did preface that with "as we begin", the obvious inference being that it's only getting started.
This might sound obvious enough, but it is a necessary preface to the systematic exploration of different ways in which political power is fragmented through the digital network, applied forcefully or persuasively, conspicuously or invisibly, with or without consent.
About 735,000 Americans have heart attacks every year, but the signs and risk factors that preface a heart attack can be different for men and women.
Sometimes the material you cite will not be from the main body of the book, but from a preface, foreword, or introduction written by a different author.
He continues (technically it's a preface, but whatever): The thing that is different about this bubble from the last one in 2006/2007 (and I use this word intentionally) is the sheer nervousness out there.
The 1960s were a period in which those fields were growing further apart, and the reaction to Preface from each of them was starkly different.
But Stacey's prefacing her call with a text felt different.
The text opens with a Preface that condenses his attempt to provide a significantly different approach to society and culture.
