Sentence examples for preceded by a number of from inspiring English sources
Canada did not race today, but Germany did, finishing in ninth place, preceded by a number of American collegiate eights.
No wonder Smeal has been preceded by a number of schools, including Columbia, Wharton, Harvard, Tuck, Fuqua, and Booth.
It had been preceded by a number of Manhattan theaters, some built in former garden areas, that kept that word for the enclosed buildings themselves.
Mr. Horn's announcement of the decision on television was preceded by a number of interviews with East Germans explaining why they wanted to go West, and what sort of conditions they were escaping at home.
The dictionary proper is preceded by a number of articles by well-known writers designed to promote the intelligent use of the volume; and at the end of the book are many useful and interesting addenda.
Although the eventual shoot-out has its explosive moments, it is preceded by a number of ill-advised flashbacks, and followed by a change of fortunes that no one, including Jane, can quite believe.
They are named by using the parent name crown preceded by a number describing the size of the ring and followed by the number of oxygen atoms in the ring.
The British conquest of New France was preceded by a small number of Germans and Swedes who settled alongside the Scottish in Port Royal, Nova Scotia, while some Irish immigrated to the Colony of Newfoundland.
The corresponding COOH region, preceded by a variable number of repeats, is encoded by downstream flanking ORFs.
It had been preceded by any number of similar occurrences.
Set A (nine S intervals, trailed by an increasing number of C intervals), and Set B (one trailing C interval, preceded by an increasing number of S intervals).
