I think we'd better hold them back a bit and I'll write a preface.

Is it possible for me to write a preface here?

Now to tell how it began, but allow me one more preface.

For this he wrote the preface and the life of the author.

The first thing to note about the preface is that it needs to be read.

The most direct evidence comes from the prefaces of each book.

In the 1998 edition, her son wrote the Preface to the book.

Not to waste your time, then, I'll begin without further preface.

This had a second edition in 2008, with a new Preface.

So now my last book is done, with the exception of this preface.

According to the book's preface, under 100 copies were made by the author.

Professor Price also gives some history of the subject in the preface to his book.

He wrote the following in his preface to this discourse.

The preface, of course, is normally written at the end.

The preface was written in 1908 and should be read with reservations.

He wrote the prefaces for a number of works that appeared in his time.

The preface states that he had been collecting this information since a young boy.

The creation and purpose of the work is given in the preface.

He has written prefaces for several works, which are not included on the list.

Well, make that 26.9 percent, according to the report's own statistics, on which the preface was based.

He also wrote numerous prefaces to the books of others.

Nothing in the preface, however, has any direct relevance to the story.

This preface, however, was not included in the final publication.

The preface was not published with most copies of the book.

The preface introduces an 83 year old woman on a trip.

Let me get down to prefacing this thing before you change your mind.

Each was prefaced by a short poem which did not have a title itself.

It was not long until I prefaced the beginning of the thousand words with a drink.

Each new area Jazz visits is prefaced by its name.

Each part is prefaced with a passage from the Bible.

This election was prefaced by weeks of bombings and political violence.

Even telephone calls made within a city must now be prefaced by that city's area code.

This was prefaced by a diplomatic "though I have not endorsed anyone."

His view on the soul is prefaced by a survey of six other theories.

She even prefaces each section with a quotation from the character in question.

It is, however, prefaced by a subject line reading "Resignation."

Prefacing it by sitting up straight and sliding forward in his chair.

Many other children's games, that do not themselves involve singing are prefaced by a song.

Each section is prefaced by notes on the mathematician's life and work.

Each volume in the series was selected and prefaced by one of the writers.

You are now designated as Class 895 and will answer to any announcements prefaced by that number.

We've prefaced that and the, the heading, I should have a copy, what?

Often prefaces a longer answer, or indicates a general reluctance to get into a long discussion.

Stop prefacing your remarks with "I say to you"

And I'm even prefacing each with a little profile.

The book is prefaced with an introduction that outlines these themes.

One student prefaced a question by saying, "To many people my age, you're the only President we have known, or at least care to remember."

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

When had anyone ever called her that before without prefacing it with "young," or something equally diminishing?

The light haze that so often prefaces a very hot Paris day had disappeared.