Sentence examples for another predecessor from inspiring English sources

Debussy paid tribute to another predecessor in "Hommage à Rameau," part of his "Images," Book 1, whose three movements were eloquently rendered by Mr. Bavouzet.

Another predecessor is Yayoi Kusama, who turned the Happening into a kind of psychedelic love-and-paint-in while also making pulsating abstract "net" paintings and walk-in environments in which walls and objects were covered with stuffed fabric phalluses.

Another predecessor, Thomas E. White, was forced to resign as Army secretary in 2003 over questions about his ties to the scandal-plagued Enron Corporation and his advocacy for an artillery system canceled by Donald H. Rumsfeld, then the defense secretary.

Rather, assessment of one type of drought (successor) from another (predecessor) is a complex problem depending on the basin's physiographic and climatic characteristics, such as, spatial extent, topography, land use, land cover and climate regime.

You are probably very cross and you are probably very frightened - a mixture of both -and your judgment of precisely what you should or should not do in the circumstances cannot, as another predecessor of mine, Lord Lane, said, you cannot measure it in a jeweller's scale.

Nor is she an open book like another predecessor, Meredith Vieira.

Needham Harper Worldwide, another DDB predecessor, worked for Montgomery Ward and Sears, Roebuck.

Another major predecessor, the Boston & Maine Railroad, was incorporated in 1835 and merged with the Boston & Portland in 1841 to form the Boston and Maine Railroad Company.

Seven decades from now, some triumphalist right-wing columnist for NYTimes Global Streaming 3-D Multimedia may look back on these our times and note that another conservative predecessor was better at popular etymology than political prognostication.

INSIDE THE PLAZA: An Intimate Portrait of the Ultimate Hotel By Ward Morehouse III Applause Books ($27.95, hardcover) The Plaza's annual Red Ball, which has largely succeeded the Waldorf-Astoria's April In Paris Ball as one of the most important annual social events, had another illustrious predecessor.

Another Bay State predecessor was Edward Everett in 1852-53.