Sentence examples for precedents with a from inspiring English sources

Knoll and Jaeger had decided that the ships had to obey certain Star Trek ship precedents, with a saucer-like primary hull and elongated warp nacelles in pairs.

But the nature of "Genius Junior" is to sweep away the thought of these and other grim precedents — with an efficiency typical of the most successful contemporary game shows.

Of course, Douglas was speaking about a week after the start of the Civil War, so take that precedent with a grain of salt.

And "I Feel Like Pac/I Feel Like Biggie" aspires to connect that urge to its richest precedent, with a hook by Swizz Beatz, a studious but snarling verse by T. I. and a legacy send-off by Diddy (credited as Puff Daddy).

He said Glasgow had set a precedent with a city deal worth £1.13bn, including £500m of new money from Westminster.

By extension, by wearing a Day-Date, you're making a statement that you yourself are a leader and can achieve anything you put your mind to, that you can set a precedent with a Rolex strapped to your wrist.

If they can continue to make gazillions of dollars from Marvel movies, Star Wars movies, Pixar flicks and live-action adaptations (and Fox IP), to the point where they can try to break precedent with A Wrinkle in Time, then more power to them.

Limitations on photographers' access to President Obama create "a troubling precedent with a direct and adverse impact on the public's ability to independently monitor and see what its government is doing," charged the letter from the 38 organizations, including the White House Correspondents Assn.