Sentence examples for preamble to each from inspiring English sources

Although the alarmist preamble to each episode of AHTSYL states that "over 900 of us" face a life-threatening emergency in Britain every day, it avoids charges of selective editing with a tight focus on three cases per show.

Mixed using an exclusive gin made in collaboration with Beefeater, it tasted of lemon verbena and thyme, and the nasturtium leaf on the surface added a peppery preamble to each sip.

In the preamble to each of the criteria documents, which will be available on the NTP website (http://ntp.niehs.nih.gov/) in early March, the NTP defines each of the 5 criteria as they apply to the individual areas of immunotoxicity, reproductive toxicity, and developmental toxicity.

We would have done so no matter the contestant, witness the many who've been served up to us in the preambles to each season of American Idol.

They include a preamble to the bill that states, "Each religious organization, association, or society has exclusive control over its own religious doctrine, policy, teachings and beliefs regarding who may marry within their faith".

Before transmitting a message, each node generated a preamble to ensure that the destination had received it.

This year, my husband gave a gorgeous preamble to our feast and asked that we each take a few moments to consider the story as metaphor, and to think about what it is that enslaves us.

The preamble to the IARC Monographs (IARC 2004) opens each volume and discusses the principles and procedures used in developing the IARC Monographs, including the scientific criteria that guide the working group's evaluations.

"The objects are placeholders for thoughts, and when they are situated in proximity to one another, meanings can reverberate and ricochet off of each other," Ms. Bloom writes in a preamble to the show.

The 20 ring-grazing orbits, each about seven days long, are just the preamble to Cassini's final chapter: 22 grand finale orbits, starting in April.

The preamble to our constitution makes it clear that it is an imperative for each generation to "safeguard the balance of nature and the environment to ensure the continuity of life in all its forms".