In your thesis, you can sometimes preview the points you'll make in your paper, guiding yourself and the reader: "Shakespeare uses Juliet's death, Mercutio's rage, and the petty arguments of the two principal families to illustrate that the heart and the head are forever disconnected".
Look for the places in which you transition from one point to another and see if there's an opportunity to summarize the point that's being made and preview the next point to come, giving you more words and your reader a helpful guide in the reading.
In the Sundays @ Three series, Art Bridgman and Myrna Packer will present a preview of "Point A to Point B (You Can't Get There From Here)," with music by Glen Velez.
Ms. Becker said she and her colleagues used to joke about hiring an outsider, preferably a conservative one with values distant from the contemporary art world, to preview exhibitions and point out what might be vexing.
The game's Wikipedia page still lists a "late 2014" release, but recent preview pieces point to an unspecified date next year.
The game's Wikipedia page still lists a "late 2014" release, but recent preview pieces point to an unspecified date next year.
The game's Wikipedia page still lists a "late 2014" release, but recent preview pieces point to an unspecified date next year.
"At the first preview something didn't feel quite right," he said in the mezzanine after a recent "Hardbody" preview, occasionally interrupting to point with excitement at some onstage bit of housekeeping, "and I found out they were using a click.
Just as you would explain the story of "Peter and the Wolf" or "The Nutcracker" before taking any little ones to either classic, it might be helpful to preview the major plot points with them before this performance too.
