Sentence examples for must preface from inspiring English sources

This is a Democratic mantra that must preface every single mention of the presumptive Republican nominee.

The MCU must preface any action, read or write, with the register address that is being accessed.

And you must preface all that by knowing that HRT only gives your bones protection for as long as you take it.

The history of this cause is so remarkable—indeed unique in the annals of modern federal jurisprudence, so far as I am aware that I must preface my dissent on the merits with a recital of the course of this litigation over nearly a dozen years.

Even this I must preface with an inquiry into the origin and various species of the earliest buildings, and their gradual advance to perfection.

I must preface this by telling you that our family did not have a family doctor, or at least my parents did not.

The basmalah also introduces all formal documents and transactions and must always preface actions that are legally required or recommended.

And while it is fine to recommend things like bike paths or weighing yourself daily, scientists must make sure they preface their advice with the caveat that these things seem sensible but have not been proven.

"It must be hard," I thought, "having to preface every answer to 'What do you do?' with 'So, uh, here's the thing.'".

In my experience, the "defend your right" cliché is inevitably preface to an attack: "But I must say your position on war with Iran," or whatever, "is catastrophically ahistorical," or whatever.

You must tell your friends that saying "oh my god" to preface how much they love your Prada shoes or the sand in St. Barts is unacceptable.