Sentence examples for a prelude of from inspiring English sources

"Moviegoers of that era enjoyed a prelude of short features as they settled into their seats," he continued.

As a prelude of sorts Ethel performed a few pieces on its own, starting with Marcelo Zarvos's energetically rhythmic "Arrival".

How do I know what I've experienced so far isn't just a prelude of worse to come?

Kurtág precedes the piece with a prelude of nine tolling B flats; the seven notes of Flowers We Are … follow.

The Prelude, "Dance of Ecstasy" and Finale from Act I, heard on Wednesday, act as a prelude of their own.

The battle over the rest of the 2011 budget is only a prelude, of course, to the bigger fight about to begin over the 2012 budget.

"He was trying out the notion of building a prelude out of a continuous ornament, the only such example in his work," Mr. Kallberg said.

It is also a prelude to end-of-quarter accounting, a time when demand for cash typically rises.

Do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders are commonly implemented in the critical care setting as a prelude to end-of-life care.

As a prelude to carboxylation of biotin to transcarboxylation of acyl-CoA, BPLs must selectively interact with BCCP.

In the third quarter, Parent intercepted Nunes again as a prelude to one of the few pretty plays of the day.