Sentence examples for prelude was from inspiring English sources

The Prelude was in fact the first long autobiographical poem.

The evening as a whole, after the opening prelude, was uneven.

The F sharp minor Prelude was blurred to the point of messiness, and his stamina flagged in later numbers.

Agricola's magnum opus, for which the treatise Bermannus was a prelude, was De re metallica, published posthumously in 1556.

The prelude was sheer reverie, a sort of look back across the Romantic divide but utterly without ponderousness.

"Prelude" was critically acclaimed, "but my investors only made 50 cents on the dollar," Mr. Gould said.

Prelude is not coming cheap.

Consider whether a long throat-clearing prelude is truly necessary.

Prelude is likely to be the world's first operating floating LNG facility.

But Wagner's "Rheingold" prelude is here, with that long E-flat-major chord.

In that model, an opening prelude is followed by a succession of dance movements.