Sentence examples for a forerunner of a from inspiring English sources
Last year, Ms Liu was elected Hurstville's deputy mayor.Ms Liu was a forerunner of a new wave of Chinese immigrants to Australia's oldest and biggest city.
Hugely well received, it became a forerunner of a new trend in superhero films: a move toward realism and away from the genre's comic-book roots.
It is a forerunner of a famous speech in The Caretaker where Mick seeks to intimidate the tramp Davies by beating him on his chosen ground - his knowledge of London's maze-like geography.
And in a way your family was a forerunner of a much larger trend: There's still sexism, there's still a pay gap, clearly, but the pay of men has stagnated, and the pay of women has gone up.
As such, the Prius, which went on sale in the United States this summer, is a forerunner of a whole breed of hybrid gas-electric vehicles due to appear from virtually all carmakers in the next few years.
MADRID — As a forerunner of a general strike, inspired by the Socialists to paralyze the national life of Spain, with a vast revolutionary plot behind it, all railway employés in Madrid will walk out at one o'clock tomorrow morning [Oct. 2].
The Nautilus submerged by taking water into ballast tanks, and a horizontal "rudder"—a forerunner of the diving plane helped keep the craft at the desired depth.
IMVU began as a bootstrap operation, a forerunner of the lean start-up model.
Ostrovsky was a forerunner of what would become a revolution in the theater.
