Sentence examples for forerunner position from inspiring English sources

Loco2 is now gearing up to cement its forerunner position in the European rail travel booking space by adding integration with the central booking system for all U.K. rail operators, managed by the Association of Train Operating Companies.

Loco2 is now gearing up to cement its forerunner position in the European rail travel booking space by adding integration with the central booking system for all U.K. rail operators, managed by the Association of Train Operating Companies.

In the phone call disclosed by Mr Diamond, Mr Tucker, a forerunner for the position of Bank Governor when Sir Mervyn King steps down, relayed concerns by "senior Whitehall figures" that Barclays Liborrateses were higher than other banks.

He made the team as an end but was switched to defensive halfback, the forerunner of the cornerback position, to replace an injured player.

A forerunner in women's positions in the steel distributing business and loving member of the Thypin-Oltchick families.

The title of Pearl's book, Utopian Geographies of the Early English Novel, is an indication of how she is generally positioned: as a forerunner of modern science fiction and utopian fantasy.

It also now enjoys the status of forerunner.

Since the Baftas emerged as a key forerunner of the Oscars, Hebron has smartly positioned the LFF as the platform for awards contenders to launch the increasingly vital British leg of their campaigns.

This was the forerunner of the modern Meteorological Office.

While he spent much of his career as a left-sided wing-half, the era's tactical shifts saw that position evolve so that he became a forerunner of the modern midfield destroyer.

One: The classic tradition of utopia thrives on the revaluation of human work, which was granted a subordinate position in the hierarchy of values by its forerunners, namely Plato's "Politeia".