Sentence examples for preempt her from inspiring English sources
And all this despite Jens Kristian repeatedly trying to save Claudia's skin – in the bistro when, sweatily downing whisky, he tries to preempt her "Energreen is one big scam" comments because he's wearing a wire.
But why does Mary's deferment to Joe preempt her responsibility?
Preempt her breakdown by saying something sad as she orgasms!
"Why would you say that?" I knew where she was going with this but couldn't preempt her point.
The concern is that this will do the child more harm than good, while also preempting his or her right to choose at a later age between knowing and not-knowing.
The announcements' timing appeared designed to preempt criticism from her more progressive opponents prior to Tuesday's debate.
When the Korean War broke out in late June, Douglas and her aides feared being put on the defensive by Nixon on the subject of communism, and sought to preempt his attack.
Given her rocky ride at HP, the claim of "real" leadership is arguably a Trump to preempt the critics of her failed CEOship.
It was Beyoncé who decided not to preempt the release of her album with a single, or the typical campaign.
If instead of saying "I did my best" you say "I didn't do as well as her," you preempt success.
Can she repent and voluntarily take on hardships, and thereby preempt others' right to punish her? Duff has argued that she cannot unless she has also suffered public criticism and social ostracism and even then, such informal punishment should be discouraged as a substitute for formal punishment (Duff 2001: 118 120).
