Sentence examples for immediately precede from inspiring English sources

The weeks of catwalk shows which immediately precede Oscar night serve as a crucial shop window for designers.

Forms of wagashi change with the seasons and are meant to accompany tea -- or, more specifically, to immediately precede it.

The atypical arrangements also provide for five of the actors in "Dividing the Estate" to appear in a Hartford Stage production of "To Kill a Mockingbird," adapted by Christopher Sergel, which will immediately precede the reopening of Mr. Foote's play.

In "When the Cathedrals Were White," these lines immediately precede the sentence now engraved on the pavement: "The window behind which a man stands is a poem of intimacy, of the free consideration of things.

In the May 1 show, a violin concerto by a relatively unknown German, Johann Jakob Kress, will immediately precede a Baroque mainstay, Bach's "Brandenburg" Concerto No. 5, which Mr. Schwarz said appeared to draw from Kress's work.

Quintero dreamed of an American theatre devoted only to O'Neill and deemed all his plays worthy of production, BeforeinGreenspantackledthe majority of the fifty-odd of them are rarelastif ever, seen.

Yet fasting and praying also immediately preceded the harvest Thanksgiving.

He was immediately preceded by George Galloway of the Respect Party.

Two novels set there capture the days immediately preceding that fateful 9 November.

The years immediately preceding the 1929 stock-market crash were a remarkably productive period for Herbert Asbury.

Corbyn chose to drop the words immediately preceding this quote: "I am an agitator".