Sentence examples for being a forerunner from inspiring English sources

Elon Musk is the current king of this concept, Tesla being a forerunner in the sustainable energy market with its increasingly available line of electric vehicles, solar roof tiles, and pioneering battery technology.

She is also known for her tendency to radicalize and generalize her views against the established ones, being a forerunner not only for some specific theories but also for a way of looking to the living world based on symbiosis and association (cf. Gontier2007, O'Malley2010).

I should take pride in being a forerunner, even if it's something that seems kind of stupid, like being overpaid for a great job.

Today, writers like Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, author of, I am not lying to you, Jane Austen and the Masturbating Girl, have moved on from the POWER place to the "the world is a shades of grey" place while their former disciples still splutter on about the John Malkovich guy in Henry James novels being a forerunner to Donald Rumsfeld.

He was a forerunner.

It was a forerunner to Miranda.

Willis was invited to be a forerunner, but she declined.

Pyramids was a forerunner of the game snooker.

Pool was a forerunner of the game snooker.

It was a forerunner of much of his political verse.

The pagan festival of Samhain is a forerunner of Halloween.