There was no preamble from the coroner today; not even a perfunctory greeting.
There is no preamble and the register of the conversation is quite extraordinarily frank.
(The statute has no preamble, and its opening articles say no such thing).
In an important departure from the show's format, this is no preamble to a final task, but the decider.
But none of that seemed to matter when Dr. Bishop rose, pulled out a 9-millimeter handgun, and with no preamble began to fire, Dr. Moriarity said.
But there is no preamble like the new Hungarian one, and, in any case, the constitution has to be seen as a whole package, not as an assembly of individual articles.
Playing the only UK date in his brief European tour, there was no "Hello Birmingham!", no preamble, no band introductions, no whimsical between-song banter and no song announcements.
With no preamble and only a strangely listless-sounding voiceover from your manager at the institute, you're dumped into a mystery that takes quite some piecing together as you work to solve puzzles that vary between simple and wildly abstruse.
With little fanfare and no preamble, she tells how Bernard Doyle, an Irish Catholic Bostonian politician, came to marry a redheaded beauty, have one son, adopt two more — a pair of African-American brothers — and, four years later, lose his wife to cancer.
