Sentence examples for is prefaced with from inspiring English sources

Every utterance is prefaced with profuse expressions of gratitude.

Every conversation is prefaced with concern about the victims.

The novel is prefaced with a James Bond quote, which should be read as a warning.

Each chapter is prefaced with a cast list – for which even this Russian-speaking reviewer was immensely grateful.

When an item of womenswear is prefaced with the noun-turned-adjective "boyfriend", what this really means is "oversized".

But he also gave Mr. McDuffie a bonus: each movement is prefaced with a short unaccompanied piece.

IT IS safe to say that we have passed the point at which criticisms of the European Central Bank must be prefaced with the caveat that, yes, the ECB did prevent a nasty break-up of the single currency when its head, Mario Draghi, promised to do "whatever it takes" to keep the euro zone together.

But even that statement was prefaced with respect for Ms. Reding "and her fearless nature".

The majority of her replies could be prefaced with the words "I've been there".

Many of the songs are prefaced with anecdotes and offbeat references.

All the sections of the first book are prefaced with statistics on crimes against women.