Sentence examples for forerunners for from inspiring English sources

The match started out very exciting, with all 3 forerunners for the Golden Boot pitted against each other.

The forerunners for this excursion into soft-focus eroticism are the ballad albums of Peggy Lee and Julie London.

Irrespective of the existence of the ICC or its forerunners, for about the first hundred years cricket was run by England and Australia.

2) One of the two reactors Areva is building as forerunners for the 12 that will supposedly be built in the UK, the Olkiluoto plant in Finland, has fallen far behind schedule and over budget and the French company is locked in a legal battle over the overruns with the end user, the utility company TVO.

We should always remember to thank the forerunners for their unwavering commitment to change that serious injustice.

Trypsins which are mainly produced in pancreas and are involved in digestion are the evolutionary forerunners for coagulation proteases [3], [4].

He was so different, and the forerunner for the Channel 4 revolution that came later.

"It almost felt like a forerunner for The X Factor or something.

He was thought to be the forerunner for The Tonight Show after Johnny Carson retired in 1992.

The formula was clearly a forerunner for such hedonistic successors as Las Vegas.

The commercials are a forerunner for what Ms. Hirschhorn and Ms. Maroun describe as a major new campaign for Met Life, to come later in the year.