Sentence examples for not prelude from inspiring English sources

McCutcheon soothed the anxieties of the State Building Regulations Committee by persuading them that approval for ICI House need not prelude rampant development: section 214 of the Uniform Planning Regulations entitled the committee to modify rules without amending them.

The past is therefore not prelude, and if you were hoping for another year-over-year growth percentage that the company posted last year, you might want to temper your heat.

Another replied that "having multiple sclerosis does not prelude a patient from contracting Lyme disease".

In "Fighting for the Check, or Not" (Preludes, Aug. 19), Abby Ellin acknowledged disappointment after a date hesitated to pay the bill at a restaurant he had chosen.

The overseas centers are strictly for hiring talent and observing market trends, not preludes to expansions, Kim explained.

This isn't prelude to Jeter bashing.

Withdrawal from Gaza was thus not a prelude to a peace deal with the Palestinian Authority but a prelude to further Zionist expansion on the West Bank.

But this was not a prelude to another visit to an after-hours nightclub.

Thomas preferred to look at Friday night as the exception, not a prelude.

The New York exhibitions were not a prelude to Ars opening an American outpost, Mr. Stocker said.

The admission of Bulgaria and Romania is a coda to the enlargement of 2004, not a prelude to something new.