Sentence examples for that prefaced it from inspiring English sources

The data include project websites, published PowerPoint presentations, reports, white papers, and press releases, as well as governmental and consultancy documents that prefaced it in the preceding few years, and the websites, documentary products and materials of partnering organizations involved in these projects.

(In court, Chaplinsky admitted to damning the marshal but denied that he'd prefaced it with "god". Violating a law was one thing, taking the Lord's name in vain quite another).

and prefaced it by saying that she thought she had recently seen the singer on the bus.

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We made out because we prefaced it with saying that it was just because we like to make out.

It's heartbreaking, because I did watch that video of him throwing Pokémon balls in the street and at elderly people and he prefaced it with recognizing that Japan is a place for respect.

Ms. Chinn, who introduced the seminal work, called its language "the tonality of dreams," an atonal idiom that prefaced Schoenberg's increasingly radical aesthetic.

But the article doesn't acknowledge the historical context that prefaced the era of sexual violence against children on reservations, and the United States government's culpability in perpetuating it.

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.

And in Berlin, more than 200,000 people marched in memory of victims of Kristallnacht, the 1938 pogrom that prefaced the Holocaust.

Jon Hamm and Jake Gyllenhaal provided an enthusiastic, though underprepared seen from It Can't Happen Here while Julia Roberts went inadvisably off script in the casually profane intro that prefaced her Molly Ivins recitation.