Sentence examples similar to precursor to freedom from inspiring English sources
Many in the west still argue that China's economic prosperity is a precursor to political freedom for its people.
These demonstrations served as a precursor to the Freedom Rides of the early 1960s.
And at the urging of William Sloane Coffin, then the Yale chaplain, he went to Mississippi later that year to help register black voters for a mock election, a precursor to the 1964 Freedom Summer.
The ornate ceremony may not have been what the neighborhood's colonists had in mind in 1657 when they signed the Flushing Remonstrance, a document often credited as a precursor to the Bill of Rights' declaration of freedom of religion.
It was the precursor to Top Ramen.
"An early precursor to AOL?" I suggest.
An important precursor to change is to raise awareness.
We like to describe it as a precursor to eggnog".
That meeting was the precursor to this summit.
"Are the protests at residences a precursor to violence?
