Sentence examples for mass prelude from inspiring English sources

Choose music for the following spots of the Catholic Wedding Mass: Prelude (3-5 pieces, vocal or instrumental to be played while guests arrive).

Big ideas about the collective good had come to seem scary — the prelude to mass murder.

Big ideas about the collective good had come to seem scary the prelude to mass murder.

But another possibility is that this really is a coup, forging the world's first genuinely global mobile-telephone company just as the wireless market is gaining the critical mass that is the prelude to ubiquity.

Later, Sheik al-Dharihman al-Dhari, a Sunni tribal leader from Abu Ghraib related to one of the staunchest opponents of Mr. Maliki's government, said many feared that the return of Shiite families would be a prelude to mass arrests of Sunnis.

Hugh Macdonald reveals the reasons for the mass appeal of Bach's prelude in C Major.

MASS begins with a cacophonous prelude of delightfully colorful modernist blowouts overlapped like clever people talking over one another at a cocktail party.

It was prelude, they said, to mass giveaways to developers, the privatization of public assets.

Instead, the shifting fortunes in the Republican presidential contest have suddenly made Virginia's wide open, winner-take-all primary an unpredictable prelude next week for the mass of voting to follow on March 7 in the states of Super Tuesday.

More than 1,000 are expected to take part in a mass lobby of parliament this afternoon as a prelude to three days of working to rule in magistrates courts around the country.

By now, of course, many books have been written on the prelude to the Iraq war, in which no weapons of mass destruction were ever found.