Sentence examples for prelude of course from inspiring English sources

All of this is mere prelude, of course, before the N.F.L. takes over the world again.

The battle over the rest of the 2011 budget is only a prelude, of course, to the bigger fight about to begin over the 2012 budget.

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

The marvelously moody preludes are gone, too, of course.

The wishful thinking that is the source of this credulity is, of course, a prelude to disappointment if our candidate actually gets elected.

"It looks like you're getting enough fruits in your diet". This helpfulness is, of course, a prelude to selling us things.

All this, of course, was just prelude to the sickening discovery, after its launching in 1990, that the telescope's mirror was misshapen, with a spherical aberration — an amateur's mistake that Mr. Zimmerman attributes to a make-no-waves look-the-other-way attitude formed by the need to stay under Mr. Fletcher's original budget ceiling.

It's something that Amazon knows very, very well, and is using to its advantage to continue leading in the smart speaker wars, which are of course just a prelude to our future of ambient, invisible computing.

All this, of course, is just a prelude to dessert.

But the lyrics, of course, were merely the prelude to the Beatles' creative process in the studio.

"Oh nursie!" But of course, all this was just prelude.