MR: I'd bet that your version with Michael Masser served as the prototype when it was time to do the Whitney Houston version.
As the first crossing, it was designated "Trunk Line Bridge No. 1" and served as the prototype for hundreds of similar concrete through-girder bridges built in the state before the design fell out of favor in 1930.
Arceneaux served as the prototype of Evangeline's lover, Gabriel, in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem Evangeline (1847).
And at a kiosk outside the market, he picked up a Beaver Tail, the fried, flattened doughnut that served as the prototype for the Obama Tail, which a local bakery had named after him.
Such duplicitous bounders are the reverse of Charles, the bumbling, boyish charmer in "Four Weddings and a Funeral" who served as the prototype for most of Mr. Grant's celluloid bachelors.
These laws served as the prototype adopted by Hitler and the Nazi regime a decade later.
Later, the American created a syrup which served as the prototype for Coke.
In preclinical studies, MCF-7 cells, which express both ER and PR, have often served as the prototype ER+ breast cancer model system.
In The University of Wisconsin: A Pictorial History, Arthur Hove states that the Experimental College "had little discernible influence beyond the university", though it served as a prototype for the university's Integrated Liberal Studies ILSS) program, spawned interest in learning, and showed the university's role in making individuals as well as workers.
It served as a prototype for the fiction romances Steele and Littlemore have produced as Empire of the Sun, having bonded over a mutual love of Alejandro Jodorowsky's avant-garde 1973 masterpiece, The Holy Mountain, in which a Christ-like character "withdraws from society with a flock of disciples to quest for eternal life".
