Sentence examples for its prelude from inspiring English sources

Striptease, as I see it, was yet another example of the human animal's intractable need for order, for it ritualized the most disorderly moment of the carnal act: its prelude.

For example, Royal Dutch Shell is building such a vessel for its Prelude project off Western Australia in South Korea.

Here the victim is often a nice or in any case blameless person, and we do witness the crime, or at least its prelude.

The question is whether the break-up's aftermath can bring the same levels of drama that its prelude did in the first season.

(Its prelude was Mozart's beloved Sinfonia Concertante in E-Flat Major for Violin and Viola, with two of the Staatskapelle's principal strings as soloists).

I'm talking, of course, about the second presidential debate and its prelude, that bizarre tableau of Donald Trump flanked by the Clintons' female accusers.

If Guadagnino had removed the sex, leaving us with nothing but its breathless prelude and the licked lips of its aftermath, we would have stumbled from the cinema in a headier and more delicious state of frustration.

4," with its impressionistic prelude, was even stronger, the spiky intervals in its melody eliciting a lustrous gleam from Mr. Belgrave's horn.

The Martina Arroyo Foundation, founded in 2003 by that renowned American soprano, is presenting "Don Giovanni" this summer as part of its annual Prelude to Performance: a six-week professional development program for young singers that culminates in fully staged opera productions.

This summer's war in Gaza raised antagonism, particularly over its grisly prelude: the killing of a Palestinian teenager burnt alive in Jerusalem after the kidnap and murder of three Israeli students in the West Bank.

The government presses ahead with the public value programme, its euphemistic prelude to heavy cost cutting, emboldened by the lack of credibility and sense on display at the top of the biggest civil service union.