Sentences with PROLOGUE
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"The prologue sets the stage for the rest of the play."
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"The prologue of the book gives a brief summary of what's to come."
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"She wrote a prologue to introduce the main characters."
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"The prologue explains the historical context of the story."
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"In the prologue, the author discusses the inspiration behind the novel."
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"The prologue is often used to engage the audience's interest."
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"The prologue provides crucial information about the protagonist's past."
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"We skipped the prologue and went straight to chapter one."
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"The prologue hints at a major plot twist later in the story."
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"The prologue serves as an introduction to the world of the story."
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"The prologue sets the tone for the entire movie."
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"In his prologue, the playwright addresses the audience directly."
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"The prologue reveals the backstory of the main antagonist."
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"After the prologue, the story jumps forward in time."
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"The prologue is written in a poetic style."
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"She recited the prologue with great enthusiasm."
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"The prologue establishes the main conflict of the novel."
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"He added a prologue to his speech to grab the audience's attention."
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"The prologue conveys a sense of mystery and intrigue."
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"The prologue serves as a guide to understanding the entire work."
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"The prologue sets the stage for the rest of the play."
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"I always enjoy reading the prologue of a novel before diving into the story."
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"The prologue of the movie provided important background information."
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"In the prologue, the author gives an overview of the main characters."
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"The prologue of the documentary explained the historical context."
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"Let's skip the prologue and get straight to the action."
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"The prologue was beautifully written and captured my attention from the start."
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"The prologue hinted at a twist that would occur later in the story."
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"I found the prologue confusing and had to read it twice to fully understand."
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"The prologue served as an introduction to the world of the book."
