Examples of 'always preceded' in a sentence

Meaning of "always preceded"

always preceded: Refers to something that consistently comes before or ahead of something else in a particular sequence or order

How to use "always preceded" in a sentence

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Extraditions are always preceded by a request for extradition.
It affects people with allergies to pollen and is almost always preceded by hay fever.
And appearance is always preceded by the laughter.
Always preceded by the definite article.
Spectacular achievement is always preceded by unspectacular preparation.
While some cases of gingivitis never progress to periodontitis, periodontitis is always preceded by gingivitis.
Spectacular achievements are always preceded by unspectacular preparation.
This is always preceded by a personal briefing and a detailed offer for implementation.
Spectacular performances are always preceded by unspectacular preparation.
You seem to want instant insight, forgetting that the instant is always preceded by a.
Genocide is always preceded by early warning signs.
In our experience information is always preceded by thought.
Free and always preceded by a light dinner.
The conclusion of a contract is always preceded by discussions.
Praise always preceded victory in scripture.

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Their reputation has always preceded them.
Treatment is always preceded by a consultation with the patient.
Successful marketing measures are always preceded by a strategy.
It is almost always preceded by the conjunction que that.
Acquisition of infection is generally from a carrier and infection is always preceded by nasal carriage.
Military wars are always preceded by financial wars.
Note that single-digit user or zone numbers are always preceded by a zero.
This value is always preceded by a plus sign.
In the Scriptures faith and repentance always preceded baptism.
Great change is always preceded by a period of stagnation.
The flagellation la a Roman punishment that always preceded a crucifixion.
Revolutions are always preceded by a series of crises.
It is necessary before ascending to descend ; every exaltation is always preceded by a terrible humiliation.
They are always preceded by a range of early warning signs.
Every great success is almost always preceded by a great failure.
Her words are always preceded with a certain amount of caution and a few moments of reflection.
This terrible beating always preceded crucifixion.
It always preceded them . No amount of cheap safeway deodorant can cover that odor.
Physical abuse is always preceded by verbal abuse.
A rise in the unemployment rate by a third of one percent has always preceded U.S. recessions.
So these symptoms are always preceded by a resolved scenting conflict.
President Conferences, by now held only twice each year, were always preceded by a PWG meeting.
Seed time will always preceded harvest time.
There were correlations, but inspection showed that temperature change always preceded CO2 change.
Every exaltation is always preceded by a humiliation.
For instance, in Standard German, subordinate clauses are always preceded the cat.
Singular nouns are always preceded by a determiner.
On coins issued during their joint reign, Louis ' name always preceded Joanna 's.
Robotic missions have always preceded human exploration missions.
The fire of exorcism, as St. Augustine termed it, always preceded baptism.
And they were always preceded by the howling of a wolf.
It 's a rule that this process should be always preceded by stroking.
This period is always preceded and followed by a partial eclipse.
Knight 's notoriety has always preceded him.
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