Sentence examples for kind of preview from inspiring English sources
"A game is a kind of preview of coming attractions," David Shlapak, the co-director of RAND's Center for Gaming, told me.
Closer to home, P.S. 122 is offering a kind of preview of fall downtown experimental dance friskiness Thursday through next Sunday, part of the larger Howl!
(da Fonseca-Wollheim) ★ 'Vienna: Window to Modernity' (Saturday) This program, the conclusion of Renée Fleming's Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall, offers a kind of preview of next season's Vienna immersion at Carnegie.
Cardinal Camillo Ruini, leader of the Italian bishops' conference, gave a kind of preview of Vatican thinking last month, when he called for "more humane" treatment of prisoners and "measures of clemency".
(As well as, obviously, a host of brilliant, international talent...) I'll be blogging all week from TED, and here are my highlights of day one, which is a kind of preview day before the event proper gets under way.
In Commack, at the Hamlet Golf and Country Club, the Hamlet Cup, a kind of preview of things to come in tennis at the United States Open, begins on Saturday and runs through Aug. 27 with such would-be champs as Patrick Rafter, Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Jan-Michael Gambill vying for $850,000 in prize money.
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"It's detrimental to boys because a father kind of gives you some sort of preview of where you're going," Bishop Jakes says, adding, "but for girls it is dangerous, because they are enamored with male attention to the degree that they'll do anything to get the love of a man that they should have gotten at home".
Of course, pulling off this kind of holiday miracle takes a lot of preparation, so the shelter wanted to do a sort of preview run.
The situation boiled over back in March into a kind of mini-preview of Ferguson, with a highly militarized police force driving tanks around in front of the university and firing a shitload of tear gas at nonviolent protestors.
But for Chris Goldfinger, a paleoseismologist at Oregon State University and one of the world's leading experts on a little-known fault line, the main quake was itself a kind of foreshock: a preview of another earthquake still to come.
