Sentence examples for is a prelude of from inspiring English sources

"This is a prelude of things to come," said Barry Wallerstein, the executive director of the agency, the South Coast Air Quality Management District, which covers the four counties around Los Angeles.

Mr. Corigliano, who typically works out a structural plan for his compositions before he begins writing the music, originally chose more than a dozen lyrics, then narrowed them to seven that fell into what he considered a logical order: "Mr. Tambourine Man" is a prelude of sorts, and "Clothes Line" struck him as a charmingly innocent foil for the more worldly wise "Blowin' in the Wind".

This is a prelude of things to come, not only with encryption technologies, but everything from artificial intelligence to drones, robotics and synthetic biology.

It is possible that senescence of a single or a group of cells in certain tissues and organs seeds tissue specific aging which paves, and is a prelude of, aging-related diseases.

That is a prelude of things to come.

All of this is a prelude, of course, to the main event -- the LeBron sweepstakes.

Our evaluation of this measure is a prelude to a prospective comparison of quality of life outcomes of reconstructive procedures after cystectomy.

All of which is a prelude to the pair of operating theatres where the historic transplant took place in the early hours of 3 December 1967.

That's why some observers, such as analyst Daniel Niles of BancBoston Robertson Stephens, hope the new stock is a prelude to a breakup of Quantum; Brown says it isn't.

Each warning is a prelude to the discovery of a new problem.

Environmental exposure to lead in early childhood is a prelude to a host of societal ills.