Sentence examples for with a prelude from inspiring English sources

It begins with a "Prelude," six chapters of conventional narrative.

The poem is written in iambic tetrameter and is divided into two parts, each with a prelude.

Kurtág precedes the piece with a prelude of nine tolling B flats; the seven notes of Flowers We Are … follow.

The music usually begins with a prelude followed by a list of pieces the sequences of which are dictated by the narrator.

The movie actually begins with a prelude: a brief stretch of black screen accompanied by a disturbing collage of voices from Sept. 11.

Each starts with a prelude and a fugue in C and ascends the scale by half-steps to a concluding pair in B minor.

Morgan is currently in Australia with the England team, participating in a triangular series with Australia and India, a prelude to the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand starting on 14 February.

With such a prelude, the anticipation has been rife for House of Cards season 3, launching today.

The latest decision by the Netherlands and Britain to drop their vetos on closer relations with Serbia, a prelude to accession, is a good example.

Only in July 2011, when North-South tensions had eased, did the US revive direct negotiations with Pyongyang, a prelude to a possible resumption of the six-nation talks, that also include China, Japan, Russia and South Korea.

It is opening its season with what it calls a Prelude Concert, with performances by Steven Lubin, the pianist, and Danielle Woerner, the soprano.