Sentence examples for kind of preamble from inspiring English sources

The most entertaining sections of Ujifusa's book are really a kind of preamble to Gibbs's time.

It's the directness of his writing, and the way it plunges you into taut scenes without any kind of preamble and holds you there.

And then, without any kind of preamble, he says that Mayall is not the only close friend he has lost of late.

"Meetings there typically began with this kind of preamble where the guests would say, 'We are honored that a statesman like you would come to help us and we knew the U.N. was serious when they sent you,' " Mr. Fawzi said.

In fact, just to prove to the reader that the original 10 were actually a kind of preamble to the rules that really matter, following the declaration that "These are the rules," God gives us FIFTY MORE in this next portion alone!

However, one weak proposal is to put indigenous people into the preamble as some kind of acknowledgement.

This was someone who made a book, and included in it was kind of a treasure map that included a preamble to where this city was.

I pretended the brush of his knuckles against my knees wasn't the kind of electrocharged intimacy I recall as a preamble to letters in Penthouse Forum.

"We do not see anything in terms of the language and the preamble as being any kind of guarantee of the American people's rights under the Second Amendment".

A little bit of preamble Oh good.

There are three sections of preamble: "Purposes and principles," "References" and "Emergency designations".