Sentence examples for something that predates from inspiring English sources

Players, like their coach, do not take responsibility for something that predates their birth.

(Although it is odd to binge watch something that predates the notion of binge watching by so many years). On HuluPlus, meanwhile, the original State of Play is currently showing – and it's set in a newspaper office much like the Guardian's was in the late 1990s which, to those who recognize it, is as close to a hug as the TV can give you.

For something that predates the 21st Century, visit Fryer's Delight in London's Holborn neighbourhood, which has been operating out of a no-fills space for the past 40 years.

So unless somebody can come up with something that predates them, then I don't think anybody's going to get credit for it other than them," Hager says.

So unless somebody can come up with something that predates them, then I don't think anybody's going to get credit for it other than them," he says.

To me the process of writing is something that predates the screenplay and that continues while you are filming.

Simkhai said his desire to interact with customers on the sales floor — to dress them, to make them happy — was, like his affinity for lace, something that predated his fashion career.

The veneration of powerful relics is something that long predates organised religion and may even survive it.

Why they want it is something that mystifies some bakers who predate the TV cake craze.

Temperament -- a personal structuring that predates personality -- is something none of us can get away from.

How could something that has so often been postulated to predate the origin of DNA as the carrier of genetic information (Jeffares et al. 1998; Fox 2010) and that must have been of critical importance both before and after that be referred to as "junk"?