I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
sneak preview
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In this week’s show, we’ll be giving you a sneak preview of Steven Spielberg’s latest film.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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sneak
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Turn to page 45 for a sneak preview of the cover.
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But we have come in from the cold to bring back a sneak preview .
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To give him his due, Sorley had picked a good place for his sneak preview of Patterson's mail.
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Grade schoolers attending a sneak preview found this stuff hysterically funny.
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Gareth Furby's been given a sneak preview .
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It's been great for me, getting a sneak preview of all these clothes without leaving my office.
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That can often include a sneak preview of productions bound for London's West End.
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A sneak preview has landed on my desk...
■ VERB
get
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It's been great for me, getting a sneak preview of all these clothes without leaving my office.
give
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Gareth Furby's been given a sneak preview .
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She'd given me a preview of that particular gesture while mourning Topaz's death.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Last night's speech provides a preview of the campaign ahead.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Grade schoolers attending a sneak preview found this stuff hysterically funny.
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Rare is the production these days that lets critics in without the benefit of at least half a dozen previews.
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Reactions have varied, but it's universally agreed that the preview is way too unstable and slow for everyday use.
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Squads of police guarded previews for journalists and VIPs.
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The appearances are viewed as a preview of a possible Gore 2000 campaign.
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There was a small reception after the Tuesday night preview .
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This afternoon there was a preview from from a few old favorites.
II. verb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Cliff previewed five of the new songs from his upcoming album in Boston.
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The movie was partly re-edited after being previewed by critics.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A few years later, Mr Matthiesen saw a picture of the same subject matter when previewing forthcoming sale material at Sotheby's.
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As in other auctions, potential buyers can preview the items.
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Attendees will meet with Job Service representatives and preview the new JobsND.com Web site.
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David Scott previews the region-versus-district arguments that Ian Lang will hear today.
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In that way, any impression that the President had influenced the report or previewed it would be avoided.
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It is therefore correct that the address should preview a good impact position.
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The company says it has been previewing the new X-stations for three weeks and has already taken orders for over 2,300 units.
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The play previews at 8 tonight and at other times through January 18.