Sentence examples for has predecessors from inspiring English sources
To the extent that the work has predecessors, they are John Cage's riotous orchestral scores and Robert Wilson's nonnarrative theater pieces -- though Mr. Mason's score seemed more tightly choreographed than Cage would have allowed and less deadpan than Mr. Wilson would have wished.
It may be that Trump's own particular theatre of spasmodic dominance has predecessors in the American drama it may even be that Andrew Jackson engaged in similar kinds of vengeful lashing-out but precedent in melashing-out butthe same thing as continuity of ideas.
For example, if factory F has predecessors A and B, it is possible to run models with any combination of F, A and B. If only A and F are part of the model, then F will automatically be run after A, while B is ignored.
Although it has predecessors in writers like Chamfort (and earlier in the aphoristic styles of moralists like Pascal and La Rochefoucauld), the fragment as employed by Schlegel and the Romantics is distinctive in both its form (as a collection of pieces by several different authors) and its purpose.
"And I tell them, 'Yeah, backhand is my strongest side".' Kulikovskaya does have predecessors.
Dr Motani thinks that since Chaohusaurus did not evolve in this manner, it must have had predecessors birthing on land.
As only the second person to hold his position, he does not have predecessors' experience to rely on.
It may have caught some media commentators as a new phenomenon but in the realm of product placement The Internship does have predecessors.
Pharrell's video feat has also had predecessors, though not strictly in musical form.
The Dutch conductor Willem Mengelberg believed that the First Symphony was too mature to be a first symphonic work, and must have had predecessors.
