Sentence examples for precedes from inspiring English sources

There is not that tug of a cultural tide that reliably precedes regime change.

The rally - one of dozens nationwide - precedes the second reading of her railways bill in Parliament next Friday.

The Leeds University study, carried out by Dr Teela Sanders in partnership with National Ugly Mugs, a scheme to encourage sex workers to raise the alarm about violent men they encounter, precedes a much larger study funded by the European Social Research Council, which starts in September.

It is the sort of language that precedes civil wars, and talking of Russian anger that the bloodshed in Mariupol had come on Victory Day, Semenchenko he did not believe that the pro-Russians had anything to celebrate.

Compare, for example, Natalie Portman's various appearances in Hotel Chevalier, the teeth-grindingly irritating short film that precedes the far superior The Darjeeling Limited.

It precedes hit The Blacklist, which should provide a good lead in for The Player, a new show starring Wesley Snipes as a security expert on whom rich people bet whether or not he'll be able to stop crimes from happening.

They are pioneers who will be watched all the way to the White House.Not so long ago there was broad, bipartisan support for government provision of pre-school (called "pre-K", since it precedes kindergarten): a year of classes and play designed to ensure that children are ready for the serious business of learning.