Sentence examples for dramatic prelude from inspiring English sources

The suite opens with a dramatic Prelude that pulses forward in rigorous spans of two-part counterpoint.

The period-instrument Orchestre Les Siècles excels under François-Xavier Roth's direction, with their vigorous account of the dramatic prelude to Act 3 of Médée deserving of special mention.

"At that stage, no one knew that Iraq had trained and armed the gunmen to embarrass its enemy Iran, and that the drama about to be played out in Princes Gate was a dramatic prelude to the Iran-Iraq war that was to explode four months later and send millions of young men to their graves.

The dramatic prelude to the war occurred largely in Frankfurt, where the two powers claimed to speak for all the German states in the parliament.

The other two dances are New York premieres: the dramatic triptych "Prelude to Night," which stars Ms. Herring and is set to three short compositions ("Prélude à la Nuit," "Alborada del Gracioso" and "Pavane for a Dead Princess") and "Bolero," a galvanizing dance for eight.

Just the 21 minutes by my watch, Cottan's grilling, before his little text – "urgent exit required" – and it all kicks off: Kate riding automatic weapon on a delivery truck, and the bloody coda, with echoes of the dramatic series prelude.

Like Bradbury, Delany picked up on the banality of the dialogue (in Delany's phrasing the characters are saying nothing meaningful), but Delany regards this as a dramatic strength, a prelude to the rebirth at the conclusion of the film.

Dramatic pauses in the prelude seemed weighted with portent, and at least one listener started slightly at an offstage crash and thump during the Steersman's song.

He offered a few peculiar twists: most intriguing, his accenting in the C minor Prelude; his dramatic, driven performance of the E flat minor Prelude; and the almost sinister sound he gave the E minor Prelude and Fugue.

The matchup could be the prelude to more dramatic games between these teams down the line.

The spectacular tyre failure that robbed Lewis Hamilton of the British Grand Prix victory he was determined to deliver to his legion of fans not only handed the win to his Mercedes' team-mate Nico Rosberg but proved a prelude to a dramatic and dangerous day which moved Red Bull design guru Adrian Newey to suggest that the sport had had a "narrow escape".