Sentence examples for preface it from inspiring English sources
"If we are absolutely modern, and we are," says Ashbery in his preface, "it's because Rimbaud commanded us to be".
One of the studies that found in favor of spending cuts says in its preface, "It is fair to say that we know relatively little about the effect of fiscal policy on growth".
Specific echoes suggest Shakespeare used the English translation by Bartholomew Yonge: if so, he seems to have read it in manuscript – Yonge's translation did not appear in book form until 1598, but as we learn from its preface, it had "lyen by [him] finished" for 16 years prior to publication.
"I preface it 'right now,' because I will be back, again and again and again".
On stage I began to preface it with a plea to go out and vote Democrat.
Maybe you need to preface it with: "I'm just curious, and I want to understand what you're saying better.
His eighth film as writer-director, Heist, announces its intentions through its generic title and by prefacing it with a monochrome version of the pre-Sixties Warner Brothers logo.
Even though the Wycliffite Bible (14th century) included the Apocrypha, its preface made it clear that it accepted Jerome's judgment.
She prefaces it with a quote from Dr Kitchener from The Cook's Oracle of 1817.
Thomas Cranmer took the opportunity to translate the traditional litany, prefacing it with an exhortation.
He edited The Works of Robert Burns (1834), prefacing it with a biography of Burns that contained much valuable new material.
