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preliminaries

How to use preliminaries in a sentence

And yet these preliminary details did not half conclude our shopping preliminaries in London.

IN AFRICAJOHN T. MCCUTCHEON

The preliminaries of peace were signed on November 3, and laid before parliament on the 29th.

A majority for the peace had to be insured before the preliminaries came before parliament.

In the lords the address approving the preliminaries was passed without a division.

When these preliminaries were completed, he found himself face to face with the great difficulty.

The signature of the American preliminaries strengthened the position of Great Britain and the question was dropped.

The preliminaries of peace were discussed in parliament on the 17th, and almost every article was adversely criticised.

"Ten let it be then," said Cumberland; and after a few preliminaries they began playing.

FRANK FAIRLEGHFRANK E. SMEDLEY

Every choir trainer must have observed the preliminaries to this period.

After these preliminaries, we can return to Knight Dunlap's article.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985