But when you see him in the prologue, things do seem different.

In some ways, that campaign was a prologue to the current one.

Those involved with the building hope that past will not be prologue.

As a student of history, you know that the past is not always prologue.

And what does this prologue have to do with the rest of the story?

And you should do everything in your power to make it a prologue.

It is not all prologue to a last act, following which comes nothing.

Sometimes in the stock market, the past really is prologue.

It was shown again with a new prologue on 10 May 1731.

And the fear is that the present may be prologue.

The prologue, for example, is thought to have been one of the last things written.

Prologue The old house had been empty for more than a year.

Prologue I was 17 - in my 4th year of high school - when it happened.

Sorry to tell you this, but that was just the prologue.

With such a prologue, could there have been any doubt?

The prologue stage in 1971 was a team time trial.

But after about a month of looking, we begin to realize that the past is prologue.

In past years, the 12-day race began here with a 3-mile prologue time trial.

We must not allow these pieces of our past to become prologue.

This is most effective when there's a strong reason to set the prologue off by itself.

Of course, both parties knew that today's vote was only a prologue.

Prologue The time trial before the first real stage of the race.

The prologue is, in effect, the real story, happening before us.

Once again, the past is prologue to a great design trend.

Prologue As a doctor, he knew how to wake up.

In some ways, that campaign was a prologue to the current one.

It is not all prologue to a last act, following which comes nothing.

Once again, the past is prologue to a great design trend.

I would like to complete the prologue to this book on that note.

All his life had been a prologue to this thrilling week.

This opening chapter is a prologue to the main story.

The same text appears as a prologue to the novel.

But all of this is prologue to the architectural main event.

It is part of the ritual, or a prologue to the drama.

One of the course is a prologue to the course.

The question is what all that past is prologue to.

The obvious temptation is to use that as a prologue to the main story.

The bickering at the convention was only a prologue to what is going on now.

The stories they told me were the prologue to my life, stories I would live by.

A Chorus reads a prologue to each of the first two acts.

But now, scandal is often merely a prologue to greater fortune.

These events have already made it rather a prologue to our story than the story itself.

Still, here is a prologue to a "Ring" it should be fascinating to follow.

Almost always they start with a portentous prologue to set the mood.

"The kiss of a slave can be but the prologue to her rape," I said.

The prologues to the two works are identical up until the arrival of Venus.

The poem is a prologue to three more verse-narratives written between 1920 and 1922.

"We as a nation must address that, or Iraq is prologue to a much more dangerous time than anything we have ever seen."

Similar considerations apply as a prologue to further discussion of methodology in a subject.

And that fight is also plainly a prologue to a battle over including abortion coverage in the Clinton health plan.