Sentence examples for he would precede from inspiring English sources
He would precede President Reagan.
He has these spectacular, huge, digitally altered photographs, which are a lot of fun, but the idea that he would precede Struth at the Museum of Modern Art made me mad.
Thus, if the Lord Steward were a duke, he would precede all dukes, if a marquess, he would precede all marquesses, and so on.
Mr. Romney's responses to the economic crisis suggest that if elected president he would precede to "Bain-ize" America.
The Oscar nominations moved so they would precede the Golden Globe awards ceremony (on 13 January), but the shift has taken everyone by surprise.
Gluck's famous opera was performed in 1779, Piccinni's in 1781 (though he had been promised that it would precede Gluck's).
16. (S/NF) President Sargsian responded that he had understood two things from previous conversations on this subject: 1) information-sharing would precede any prescriptive measures that the U.S. would suggest, but perhaps he had misunderstood this; and 2) the weapons in question were missiles or rockets -- not RPGs.
"Demutualization would precede any strategic alliances we might seek," he said.
It would precede his meeting with Mr. Sharon and Mr. Abbas.
Who knew that a successful connection off the field would precede so many more on it?
Just ahead, on a bleak hillside, I could see the town that would precede it.
