Sentence examples for a nice prelude from inspiring English sources
"I think it is a nice prelude for the end of the mission," said Taylor.
This is just a nice prelude to what's about to happen.
Tuna carpaccio was a nice prelude to an excellent grilled branzino with olive oil, garlic, capers and tomatoes.
She opened with two items from Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier," Book II, treating the Prelude and Fugue No. 1 in C as a nice, mostly straightforward kickoff.
In the Rachmaninoff preludes, he showed a willingness to hold back and linger over a nice lyrical turn or point up a harmonic shift between outbursts of heroic pianism.
Here the victim is often a nice or in any case blameless person, and we do witness the crime, or at least its prelude.
She says to him, "You know, I'm really surprised to find you're a human at times," and he returns the gibe, asking, "How would you know?" It's a nice exchange, fired off with a screwball tartness, but it feels like flirtation for its own sake, not a prelude to anything else.
Bircher muesli provides a healthy prelude to a full English fry-up (complete with Gloucester Old Spot pork sausages) and the Cotswolds jams and marmalades are a nice added touch.
Each model has a nice economic interpretation.
It is a nice presentation.
