Sentence examples for I predating from inspiring English sources

Pax, a white-flowering shrub, was introduced in 1918 to commemorate the end of World War I, predating the fabled hybrid tea Peace by one generation and one war.

This is an African American woman who was born during World War I, predates freeways and TV broadcasting, and missed out on early movies because she refused to sit in the balcony of her Nebraska hometown's segregated theater.

I know that my work is original and that I predate J. K. Rowling.

I predated the Arab conquest in just about every country in which I lived.

If species s i is an ancestor of species s j in TS, then s i predates s j: for every (s i, s j) in V t × V t, add (s i, s j) to E t if s i ≥S s j.

The edges in E t represent three types of temporal constraints: If species s i is an ancestor of species s j in T S, then s i predates s j : for every (s i, s j ) in V t × V t, add (s i, s j ) to E t if s i ≥S s j.

EASTON: Well, I think it predates his current outreach to the Muslim community.

In "Boy-Soldier", I am predating rather than updating McAlindon's heartbreaking letter.

Of the 107 studies we found, we excluded papers focusing on past climate changes at a paleontological scale (i.e. predating recent climate warming) as well as studies focusing on geographical clines, thus focusing solely on studies reporting temporal size trends within a population over the last century.

"Not a single complete kilim I know predates the 17th century," says Al Saghrji.

I just predated it in my career by a couple of years.