Sentence examples for a precursor of things from inspiring English sources

Ms Parker may be a precursor of things to come.

"I am worried that this is a precursor of things to come," he said.

It seemed a precursor of things to come, but Lopez battled back and the Yankees never again mustered a serious threat.

U.S. inflation has been accelerating in recent months, presenting the Federal Reserve with a tricky question as it decides how quickly to remove stimulus from the U.S. economy: Is the rise in prices a precursor of things to come or simply a "catching up" phase as people begin to spend again after a brutal winter?

Laura Cohen, a clinical professor of law at Rutgers Law School who specializes in juvenile rights, said that, "Looking ahead, you could imagine the state making an argument that the ShopRite rejection is a precursor of things to come," explaining that the concern would be that the children would be "subject to lifelong ridicule and harassment".

Hopefully this isn't a precursor of things to come.

That was a precursor of worse things to come.

This was a clear precursor of things to come the Christian and Islāmic versions of hell.

Let's hope that Cuccinelli's actions in Virginia are unique, not a cautionary precursor of things to come.

The omnipresent "azur" of his empty skies is a precursor of, among other things, Larkin's "deep blue air, that shows / Nothing".

So is Toni Frissell: "There's a kind of society-at-ease thing she did that was a precursor of Bruce Weber's work for Ralph Lauren...".