Sentence examples for prologue to from inspiring English sources

This, however, was a prologue to a worse situation.

History, however, is not necessarily prologue to the future.

The question is what all that past is prologue to.

His case served as a prologue to Snowden's.

I mention it in the prologue to "Absurdistan," my second book.

But those burdens now feel like a troublesome prologue to the real danger that lies ahead.

With minor changes, it became the prologue to Mr. DeLillo's novel "Underworld," published in 1997.

Petter Northug of Norway won the men's 4-kilometer prologue to extend his World Cup lead.

But the case also represents a revealing prologue to what the Supreme Court has since become.

So sighs the figure of God in the prologue to Goethe's great poetical drama, "Faust".

Naipaul ends the short prologue to that novel with a deep autobiographical shudder.