Sentence examples for his preamble from inspiring English sources

Andreas wouldn't have figured the guy for an informant, but his preamble had that flavor.

As Medrington suggests in his preamble, the possible meanings "double, treble and quadruple" before your eyes.

In his preamble, the chancellor writes: "I expect to see rapid progress" on the recommendations.

It's pretty clear he's been advised not to go there from his preamble, but he does, in fact, go there.

In his preamble, Faulks calls Jeeves and the Wedding Bells (Random House, 6 CDs, £17.99) a tribute from a fan, not a parody, and as such it succeeds.

But after his preamble it quickly became clear that the Scottish National party, which Salmond leads, no longer regards him as a friend nor an ally.

A very smart political mechanic and tactician, Mr. Emanuel has been characteristically focused during his campaign preamble.

Here's his remarkable preamble: For the record, here and upfront, I apologize for having spent several years ripping up GM crops.

The first was his draft preamble for the Virginia constitution that contained a list of grievances, which was strikingly similar to the first group of charges against the King that ended up on the Declaration.

Many of his amendments, including his proposed new preamble, were based on the Virginia Declaration of Rights drafted by Anti-Federalist George Mason in 1776.

He justified his conduct in a preamble to his will, which probably dates to the 880s, described by one of Alfred's biographers, Richard Abels, as "rather tendentious", and another, Alfred Smyth, as "ambiguous and vague – and deliberately so".