preface|prefaces in English

noun

[pref·ace || 'prefəs]

introduction; foreword; opening statement

Use "preface|prefaces" in a sentence

1. A porch prefaces the entrance.

2. - Fuch, Abelian groups, footnote in preface

3. Nordenfalk starts his preface as follows.

4. It says so in the preface.

5. The preface is complete in itself.

6. 1 The preface has been reworded.

7. At his request, I had written the preface, and that preface had involved me in a most disagreeable situation.

8. Our defeat may be the preface to our successor's victory.

9. That dictionary has a preface, not a foreword.

10. That book has a preface, not a foreword.

11. At his request, I had written the preface[http://Sentencedict.com], and that preface had involved me in a most disagreeable situation.

12. Five chapters are included except preface and summarise.

13. I must preface my remarks with an apology.

14. 15 She prefaces her book with an attempt to sum up the whole hideous story.

15. The book has a preface written by the author.

16. This edition contains a new preface by the author.

17. He has written a fine preface to the play.

18. Besides the marginal notes, the Geneva Bible contained illustrations, prefaces, and maps —all designed to enhance understanding.

19. I would preface our nuptials with the good opinion of my neighbours.

20. This essay consists of three parts: preface, text and epilogue.

21. Preface, Afterword, Foreward, or Introduction Corporate Author Articles Toggle Dropdown

22. 7 The book has a preface written by the author.

23. We're hoping these talks could be a preface to peace.

24. Roth, "Mixed Aorists" in Homeric Greek - Preface Catharine P

25. A GUIDE TO Blazonry PREFACE Blazon is the language of heraldry