Examples of using A preface in English and their translations into Romanian
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to publish these thoughts as a Preface to the catalogue of the Biennale.
In place of a preface, an exchange of letters between the two.
is the Treaty itself consisting of a Preface and 26 points.
Another translation was published in 1987 with a preface by Archimandrite(now Archbishop) Chrysostomos of Etna.
Douglass's narrative begins with a preface by well-known abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison
new edition with a preface by Christiane Ziegler,
No, I'm just baring my soul as a preface to asking you to give me some silverware.
The edition is accompanied by a„Preface to the European Edition” pp.
Definitions==Dahl's original theory of polyarchal democracy is in his 1956 book,"A Preface to Democratic Theory".
Always Two& quot;), with a preface by the poet Nina Cassian.
The edition is accompanied by a„Preface to the European Edition”(pp. III-VIII), translated directly from English.
Quot; however, in a preface to Volume II of The Complete Novels
The original Latin edition appeared in 1536 with a preface addressed to King Francis I of France,
The book begins with a preface, which states that the novel is a work of the Jubilee,
William Shakespeare, The Tempest/ Furtuna, with a preface, Fundaţia Culturală“Camil Petrescu”,
being translated and published, with a preface by Jack Lindsay, in 1953.
No Limit Hold'em with a buy-in of$ 2,500 was a preface of the huge success waiting for Dan at the 1995 edition of the WSOP. He finished No.
The Dutch translation of Good Omens contains a preface by the translator wherein he asserts that no extra footnotes were added to clarify matters that might be unclear to a modern audience-annotated with footnotes explaining omen and Crowley.