Sentence examples for historical forerunners from inspiring English sources
But relationships between contemporary set-up photography and these art historical forerunners are, perhaps, not that relevant.
The works were of epic scale and virtually unprecedented in their fields; the recent reprints attest to the continuing value of his scholarship as a forerunner of modern historical linguistics.
Amid spectacular scenery, large ensembles danced and mimed in fanciful versions of contemporary and historical dress in the ballet extravaganzas of the 1880s (forerunners of the Folies-Bergère revues of Paris) that played at La Scala in Milan and the London Alhambra.
Watch your forerunners carefully.
Forerunners of the steel drums.
While various other forerunners of the game have been documented in Greece and Italy, the more modern version of the game is seen to have originated in England during the middle ages, with a ninth Century historical document recording "a party of boys playing at ball".
