Sentence examples for that predated it from inspiring English sources

In Arizona and beyond, S.B. 1070 became conflated with the Arpaio policies that predated it.

In contrast to the monastic orders that predated it, the Dominican order was not a collection of autonomous houses; it was an army of priests, organized in provinces under a master general and ready to go wherever they were needed.

The public of 1938 mostly associated Dracula with the 1931 film with Bela Lugosi in his classic role, or else the stage play, also starring Lugosi, that predated it.

In dissent, Justice Antonin Scalia -- joined by Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas -- assailed the court's reasoning and said that extending the 2012 precedent to juvenile sentences that predated it "is just a devious way of eliminating life without parole for juvenile offenders" once and for all.

Hip-hop has made way for a rebirth of the disco that predated it; now indie rock has found inspiration in music that was made long before the punk records that constitute the genre's starting point.

The site of each new compound within the royal city was selected less for its cardinal direction than for the extent to which it was located on higher ground than the compound that predated it.

Black Vine is unique in form, but it inherits the legacy of the analog black creative expression that predates it.

Mr. Shapiro found a reference in the Spring 1981 issue of CoEvolution Quarterly and welcomes any evidence that predates it.

Standing Rock has even had an impact on anti-pipeline campaigns that predate it.

On the one hand, legitimate neopaganism grew; on the other, witchcraft suddenly became its own massive thing in teen culture, very separate and out of control, a phenomenon unlike the real occultism that'd predated it.

But it is also one that predates him.