Sentence examples for preamble before from inspiring English sources

But the opening is interminably slow, with hours of preamble before even simple combat is introduced.

To ensure the couple's place in history, the mayor dispensed with much of the preamble before midnight.

Public Enemy's Chuck D had the good grace to provide a lucid, impassioned preamble before his most incendiary songs, Plan B provides nothing.

In a lengthy preamble before his appearance, senate staff presented a series of documents, enlarged and printed on huge white boards, which they said were Iraqi government memoranda naming Mr Galloway as the recipient of highly lucrative allocations of cheap Iraqi oil under the UN-administered Oil For Food programme.

Don't write a preamble before getting to the heart of the matter.

We'll no doubt have plenty of preamble before the cities are actually named but we'll give you a nudge when something interesting happens.

This is done by adding sufficient guard time/null space after the short preamble and before the payload.

A long preamble is used before data transmission.

After that opening fray, Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the newly installed speaker of the House, read the preamble ("We the people"), before yielding to the woman who handed him the gavel on Wednesday, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, who was followed by other House leaders.

This means that in a future system design, several ACKs may be aggregated just before the preamble (PRE).

In particular, he felt that the two separate addresses were incongruous and suggested that the first address, occurring before the preamble, may have been inserted by someone familiar with Bede to echo Eadbald's future conversion (see below).