"The process for this portrait was quite long," McGloughlin prefaces, before explaining his new video, Architect, to The Creators Project.
He interrupts to preface things before Page can make a comment, and sometimes comes back afterward to put a different spin on something Page said.
Three Sunsets and Other Poems, Carroll's last published work, was issued a month after his death, the preface written shortly before he died.
His voyage of discovery owes as much to Jack Kerouac or Walt Whitman as it does to Tocqueville, a writer whom, he notes in his preface, he barely knew before setting out.
The fans, who have staged demonstrations inside and outside the Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y., held one more yesterday to preface a public hearing before the planning, development and environment committee of the Nassau County Legislature.
Love poetry occupies a prominent place in the Kokinshū, but the joys of love are seldom celebrated; instead, the poets write in the melancholy vein prescribed in the preface, describing the uncertainties before a meeting with the beloved, the pain of parting, or the sad realization that an affair has ended.
He always had something interesting to say". Nash's quick and distinctive mind still shone in his later years, said Michail Rassias, a visiting postdoctoral research associate in mathematics at Princeton who was working with Nash on the upcoming book, "Open Problems in Mathematics". He and Nash had just finished the preface of their book before Nash left for Oslo.
The two successive top-lick curves on the course – where Senna and the day before, in a grim prophetic preface, Roland Ratzenberger died – have been significantly slowed by lower-gear chicanes and gravel traps.
The use of projected Brechtian titles doesn't disguise a feeling that some of the scenes they preface would have creaked long before Hansberry's day.
