Sentence examples for prelude of a from inspiring English sources

An interior shot — the only one in the prelude — of a windowed alcove with bench seating.

The video shows three men in a black Mercedes, immersed in the prelude of a crime about to be committed.

A Nathan Ross knock-on from the kick-off was simply the prelude of a first half effort where the Knights missed 18 tackles.

I can't be the only one that enjoys the prelude of a tickle.

This was, however, only the prelude of a much larger cavalry combat.

The prelude of Washington: A Life draws a parallel between Gilbert Stuart's portraits of George Washington and Chernow's attempts to give a fresh portrait of his character in a biography.

As a prelude of sorts Ethel performed a few pieces on its own, starting with Marcelo Zarvos's energetically rhythmic "Arrival".

In the present study we report results of a content analysis and psychometric evaluation of this Quality of Life Appraisal Profile, as prelude to a prospective comparison of outcomes of different reconstructive procedures for invasive bladder cancer.

In a surprise prelude of great conceptual elegance, an opening gallery presents an assortment of historical photographs of "The Last Supper".

Against stiff competition, the auto sector, down 17% so far this year, has been one of the worst performing in the S&P 500.A storm in a teacup, or a prelude of worse to come?

"He was trying out the notion of building a prelude out of a continuous ornament, the only such example in his work," Mr. Kallberg said.