Examples of using A prelude in English and their translations into Finnish
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In what now can only be described as a prelude to their matchup in Round 3,
This tantalising result is a prelude to much more precise measurements
All of which is just a prelude to the ranch near Jackson Hole, where we can
We all certainly hope the crisis is a prelude to a genuine series of reforms in respect of the way things are done, not only in the Commission, but in the Council and in Parliament also.
This analysis is a prelude to an exciting period for observations of the Galactic Centre by astronomers around the world.
this failure might be a prelude to a total failure.
This ceremony is a prelude… to the great festival of Ong- Bak… that will commence here in seven days… and which is heldjust once… every 24 years.
So we didn't understand what had happened in Afghanistan was not the closing act but a prelude to something far more serious and more consequential.
The signal from the ISN News Center… here in Geneva was lost when our facilities were attacked by saboteurs… intent on paralyzing all Earth communications systems… as a prelude to invasion.
It is a means to learn about the original culture of the visited place as a prelude to the overall positive perception of the visited country.
There are erotic exercises that are more like a prelude to passionate sex, and can be performed by any of the partners.
On the initiative of the Commission, the first European Union-Latin America-Caribbean ministerial dialogue on the environment was opened in March 2008, as a prelude to the Lima Summit.
was only a prelude to the murder of the entire family of Nicholas II
The European Union welcomes the reopening of the border with Burkina Faso as a prelude to the re-establishment of rail traffic between the two countries.
it can also be a prelude to love, taking you from attraction to connection to intimacy to commitment.
increasing the strength of their own Vibrations… A prelude.
In a way it has been a prelude to the debate to be held in the committee,
Chile, and the one which is being negotiated with Mercosur, as a prelude to a more general strategic perspective which should lead to a global interregional agreement
verbrennt man am Ende auch Menschen”“This was but a prelude; where they burn books,
No" may be a prelude to negotiation.