The journal that published Krauss's review, wary of outrage among its readers, prefaced it with a rebuttal by a former right-hand man of Ancel Keys, which implied that since Krauss's findings contradicted every national and international dietary recommendation, they must be flawed.
I think because she'd prefaced it as something her dad had wanted, she gave everyone permission.
He included writing, but he placed it third and prefaced it with a diminutive.
The bell ringers had come to practice their Christmas peal and prefaced it by sounding all the bells at once.
and prefaced it by saying that she thought she had recently seen the singer on the bus.
This time, it was a string quartet, performed by Brooklyn Rider, which prefaced it with an exquisitely detailed rendition of Gyorgy Kurtag's texturally varied, aphoristic "Microludes" (1978).
However, I prefaced it by inviting them to my 60th birthday party in early October (sent out invites in July) so they could work out the sums.
So Mr. Safian left Money's fund report intact but prefaced it with a 12-page section answering the most pressing questions about investing, the economy and historical lessons.
As far as what was said at the show, I prefaced it all by saying it was my recollection of the events.
He had prefaced it with Elgar, a sweeping, surging account of the overture In the South, full of big, bold effects that worked well in the cathedral acoustic.
Weiner let me sit in on a casting session, though he prefaced it with a recitation of everything I wasn't allowed to say.
