Sentence examples for prefaced its from inspiring English sources

And it prefaced its plank on abortion by saying that "we recognize differing views on this question among Americans in general — and in our own party".

Mighty Crown prefaced its strong set with an anti-imperialist disclaimer: "Me no wan take over reggae.

Instead of the usual admonition about silencing cellphones, So Percussion prefaced its concert at Zankel Hall on Monday evening by telling listeners to turn theirs on, to make sure that the volume was all the way up, and to set an alarm — the more obnoxious the better — for 1 hour 18 minutes into the program.

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.

The opening work, for example, was the Safri Duo's revision of a Bach Allegro, from the Sonata in C (BWV 1033), but it was a while before its Baroque provenance was apparent because Mr. Friis and Mr. Savery prefaced it with an assertive percussion fanfare.

One person who posted a YouTube clip of "Bojangles" prefaced it with the comment "Please read this before crying 'Racist!' " But even if you remain bothered by its blackface aspect, "Bojangles" should be watched time and again, because it's one of Astaire's most rhythmically imaginative solos.

BP: No, No I prefaced it (laughter).

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Your CALEA citation is prefaced that its limitation is in respect of the subchapter.

Because that's not on the up-and-up," former general manager Jay Cohen prefaced his explanation of how the restaurant used to keep police patrolmen on its payroll.

It reaches its fiercest when prefaced by 'rabid', since this conjures up the image of the infectious madness of a rabid dog.