Sentence examples for prelude to improving from inspiring English sources

An optimistic scenario for both sides would be that the recent barrage of criticism of the Dalai Lama is intended to show Beijing's strength and firmness, as a prelude to improving relations.

Of course, there is an extremely important prelude to improvising.

In an interview last week, Ms. Davy said the letter was an effort by her to get Dr. Glascoe to improve his performance, and not simply a prelude to getting him out of the job.

Alexander Scriabin was devoted to the music of Chopin, and his early published works include nineteen mazurkas, as well as numerous études and preludes; his teacher Nikolai Zverev drilled him in Chopin's works to improve his virtuosity as a performer.

Figures show 34 academies were issued with "pre-warning" letters - demanding urgent action to improve their performance or face being issued with a formal warning as a prelude to losing their sponsor if they fail to heed it.

The importance of well-equipped laboratory in the developing world as a prelude to safe water delivery and improved environmental sanitation has been previously recognized (Tepong-Tsindé, et al., 2015, Ndé-Tchoupé, et al., 2015).

This is a prelude to the generation of a regional plan for improving children's oral health in Andalusia.

Mohaupt came through with "Prelude to Glory".

This isn't prelude to Jeter bashing.

They are the prelude to submission.

Is the report a prelude to litigation?