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Meaning of "was a forerunner"

refers to something or someone that came before and served as an early example or precursor

How to use "was a forerunner" in a sentence

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He was a forerunner in developing a methodology for vegetation survey.
Their research on fatigue study was a forerunner to ergonomics.
The series was a forerunner of adult animation comedies.
I di not know then that this small incident was a forerunner of tragic events.
Tellme was a forerunner of speech recognition technology.
Some say that the hackbut was a forerunner of the arquebus.
It was a forerunner for his next pranks.
But it definitely was a forerunner of newsprint.
He was a forerunner in all the food sectors.
I found out that the film was a forerunner to the series.
Sweden was a forerunner in coordinating local and urban history.
The Roman fortification of the heights was a forerunner to the later castle.
Maybe he was a forerunner of the southern rock genre.
The reports of his philosophical views suggest that he was a forerunner of Pyrrhonism.
This early design was a forerunner of the turboprop engine.

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Was a forerunner of the fateful stasis in the evolution of the Christian idea.
Father Parent was a forerunner and a prophet.
He developed a new infinitesimal system in mathematics, which was a forerunner of calculus.
It was a forerunner of the turboprop engine.
This system of military posts was a forerunner to the Defence Line of Amsterdam.
This was a forerunner of the type of magical stela known as a cippus.
David Thomson was a forerunner.
Cerdá was a forerunner of ecological architecture.
Vie de Saint Thomas Becket was a forerunner in this field.
It was a forerunner of music video.
Chicago Teleproductions was a forerunner to CineTel Films.
This was a forerunner of VoIP and it was intended to have a parallel packet header.
Historians believe that there was a forerunner to the present day Brunei Sultanate.
He was a forerunner in the development of microwave radio systems and an extraordinary man.
He took part in the Italian Risorgimento and was a forerunner of the Milanese Scapigliatura.
In this sense he was a forerunner to structuralist styles of reasoning in the social sciences.
Comte 's emphasis on the interconnectedness of social elements was a forerunner of modern functionalism.
This was a forerunner to the weather reports that we have today.
I did not know then … that this small incident was a forerunner of tragic events.
The reform kitchen was a forerunner to the later unit kitchen and fitted kitchen.
How do you practise that? but this bizarre sport was a forerunner to bull-fighting.
This reactor was a forerunner of the RBMK reactors.
Kasai wrote novels in an autobiographical naturalist style, which was a forerunner of the " I novel.
This design was a forerunner of the CANDU reactors.
They were a founding member of the GATT, which was a forerunner of the WTO.
This was a forerunner of the European collective agreements.
Because of this, some historians have claimed he was a forerunner of modern Green politics.
Allos was a forerunner in the organic movement in Germany.
Moreover, the Organization of the Islamic Conference was a forerunner in adopting a firm position on terrorism.
He was a forerunner and developer of ethnography and folklore initiatives in Turkey.
In summary, Charles Demia was a forerunner of great significance.
It was a forerunner to the September show.
They started a school there that was a forerunner of the College of St. Scholastica.
He was a forerunner in establishing Wind Power as a major source of power generation in India.
The Arian Philostorgius ( fifth century ) too was a forerunner of the Iconoclasts Hist.

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