Príklady prologue

• Which brings us, by way of a necessary prologue, to the present task.

• The rubric explicit prologus at the head of p. 287 suggests that the prologue once existed.

• Figure 4 uses the implementation prologue property to insert definitions of these functions into the generated code.

• The prologue is always presented as an informal chat, and is not delivered as a scripted piece.

• In addition to a prologue and an epilogue, there were fifty scenes taking place in four different countries with over 180 performers.

• The ritornello is repeated in shortened form between each of the prologue's five verses, and in full after the final verse.

• Several possible prologues can be written, resulting in slightly different stack configuration.

• Instead, as seen in the prologue and its 'lost' audience, the staging as well as the narrative is a site under question.

• One familiar and traditional means of doing this was the prologue, from classical times a device for establishing direct interaction with the spectators.

• His live action opening title sequences often served as prologues to their films and transitioned seamlessly into their opening scenes.

• The story is told in two parts with two prologues.

• The voice-over prologues are discontinued mid-season and replaced with a short scene extracted from the episode-at-hand.

• The work is also valuable for being preceded by two prologues.

• The prologues are not related narratively to the previous episode's ending or the present storyline, however they underline each episode's theme.

• If history is prologue, it will likely be female family members in the majority of cases that will care for sick loved ones.