Sentence examples for was the forerunner from inspiring English sources

That club was the forerunner of what became Berghain.

The Konversationslexikon was the forerunner of the Brockhaus encyclopaedias.

Tennyson was the forerunner, but Browning perfected the form.

"Bill was the forerunner of the modern middle linebacker".

This group was the forerunner of the Abstract Expressionist movement.

The classical genetics1 of the 1970s was the forerunner of modern molecular biology.

According to Billy Arthur, the film was the forerunner of the pageant (12).

As a decorative feature, the anta is considered to be the forerunner of the pilaster.

Stability in oil prices may have been the forerunner of something unpleasant, too.

These competitions may have been the forerunner of biathlons, which combine skiing and target shooting.

So often such lapses have been the forerunner to England's disintegration.