Sentence examples for moves a precursor from inspiring English sources

And Channing has serious moves (a precursor to "Magic Mike," anyone?).

Mr. Black and others dismissed any suggestion that the moves were a precursor to Mr. McCain's dropping out, particularly with the race still in its early stages and with no other candidate breaking away.

Visits were ended in 2008 when a North Korean soldier shot dead a tourist strolling on the beach.Eternal optimists see these moves as a precursor to reviving the "six-party" talks meant to get North Korea to dismantle its nuclear-weapons programme.

More importantly, some believe this move is a precursor to KKR filing for a much larger I.P.O. in the U.S. A toe in the water, if you will.

The move is a precursor to a larger reorganisation that could see up to half of Airbus's 15 European plants sold off, with thousands of job losses among the 55,000-strong workforce.

Maybe this move is a precursor to Nintendo dropping the 3DS' price next week at E3.

But Mr. Calagna said such a move would not be a precursor to moving a significant number of additional employees from Manhattan to the county.

Brooks also warned that the central bank's move could be a precursor to a currency war in 2015, as other central banks seek a weaker currency.

Mr. Coburn feared the move would be a precursor to a national gun registry; most supporters of an enhanced system believe record keeping is essential to enforcement.

Asked if this move might be a precursor for a possible ultimate merger between Concacaf and Conmebol, Figueredo clearly flirted with the idea while kicking the question down the road to be addressed by the next generation.

A few weeks ago she dropped a short EP titledYou're Never Gonna Move serving as a precursor to her follow-up album, which will arrive as soon as she can stop people from wanting to hear her sing live.