"without prelude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something sudden or unexpected, usually a sudden beginning or introduction to something. For example: "He launched into his speech without prelude, leaving the audience slightly taken aback."
"By the way," he said without prelude, "I filed for divorce".
They'd show up without prelude, just knock on the door, a strange quick knock, and say, Let me in.
I remember the technician, who had been silently doing her job for 45 minutes, suddenly saying, without prelude or introduction or ceremony, "It's a boy!" Half an hour later I choked up on the phone to my parents in Miami when I told them, "You're going to have a grandson".
Other motifs identify Tosca herself, the love of Tosca and Cavaradossi, the fugitive Angelotti, the semi-comical character of the sacristan in act 1 and the theme of torture in act 2. The opera begins without any prelude; the opening chords of the Scarpia motif lead immediately to the agitated appearance of Angelotti and the enunciation of the "fugitive" motif.
It was easy to find oneself, without warning or prelude, embroiled.
It is also a good practice for couples' meditation in and of itself without being a prelude to dialogue.
We could have instances of (mathtt) for types (mathttT_1mathtt) and (mathttT_2mathtt) for which (mathtt) are assigned (unexpectedly) semantic value False if (mathtt) has type (mathttT_1mathtt,) and True if (mathtt) has type (mathttT_2mathtt.) In Haskell this is not possible without overlapping instances or without hiding the Haskell prelude definition of (mathtt) for lists.
Or, simply remember to say everyday, "I love you," without it being a prelude to sex. 2. Be Sensuous - Buy some fragrant bath salts.
This is the 10th edition of cricket's World Cup and I'm not sure any prelude has progressed entirely without hitch.
A note from a long-ago piano teacher evoked self-laceration because I hadn't practiced in months and joy that I could still get through Bach's Prelude in C Major without sounding like a Mack truck.
The gentle Étude No. 2 unfolds with the melancholy emotional pull of a Rachmaninoff prelude; Mr. Glass then jumped ahead without pause to the brightly chugging Étude No. 10.
