This was at the Derby Prelude Party, an event thrown for the last few years by the Louisville-based sisters Tammy York-Day and Tonya York Dees with the hope of drumming up celebrity excitement about the Kentucky Derby.
Instead of opening the show with the famous dance prelude at the fairground, Hytner brought the curtain up on the claustrophobic, shadowy New England textile mill where Julie Jordan and her friend Carrie Pipperidge work.
The hearing is a prelude to at least two more that Republicans hope to use to keep a spotlight on the attacks.
Two sides taking pot shots at each other - that pretty much sums up the prelude to South Korea's parliamentary elections.
That has been the prelude to an extraordinary weekend of political intrigue at the British Grand Prix, which saw Mosley react by threatening legal action against the teams.
At 19 he dropped out of the University of Georgia, packed his Honda Prelude (today's wheels: an Aston Martin db9) and drove 2, 000 miles to Hollywood.
In fact, the full picture of administration statements on Iraq this month hints at something quite different: a prelude to disengagement.
He dreads the end of this school year and the possibility of Kosovo Serb families re-registering their children at schools in Serbia proper - a prelude to selling up and going.
On May 19 at Carnegie Hall, Mr. Levine will conduct the Met Orchestra in a program that will include the prelude to Act I of Wagner's "Lohengrin, " Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4, featuring piano soloist Evgeny Kissin, and Schubert's Symphony No. 9.
Otellini described a world in which all the development of the past 30 years was but a prelude to the next decade, which will see even more change, and he positioned the user at the center of the computing experience with a spectrum of devices and cloud services around him or her, all interacting smoothly together.
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