Examples of using Preface in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Our journey begins on page one, the preface.
Samuel Johnson Preface.
For additional information, see Tracing Detainees preface on HaMoked's website.
Sorel had ties of friendship to Antonio Labriola and wrote a preface to the French translation of Labriola's Essays on the Materialist Conception of History.
If this little preface was supposed to inspire confidence, you're failing miserably.
If I decided to…- Let me interrupt and preface this entire conversation with this.
Donald, let me preface this by saying that your Iowa Test scores are… intimidating.
The preface dedicates the book to Atedius Melior and summarizes the poems in it which focus on loss, object descriptions, and end with a genethliakon.
We shall try to establish succinctly in this preface both those ideas in the Manifesto which retain their full force today and those which require important alteration or amplification.
I must preface by saying that I have deliberated at length as to whether I should introduce this loaded topic.
Okay, let me preface this by saying I'm not hurt,
Let me preface this by saying that I am,
I can preface all of this by telling you that what is going on here on Earth at this moment we have seen before.
Let me preface by saying that before I started dating your mother… she hated the idea of marriage.
Look, I should preface this by saying that I am sorry and I should have warned you.
Let me preface this by saying that a 40-year-old murder in a suburb of Los Angeles is an absurdly impossible request.
The Preface to Fables is considered to be both a major work of criticism and one of the finest essays in English.
He goes on to say in the preface that none of them took more than two days to compose.
The preface to the latest manifesto describes the decline of the United States as the sole superpower and the retreat of American power throughout the world.
In the preface to her book, therefore,