Examples of 'would precede' in a sentence
Meaning of "would precede"
would precede - This phrase is used to indicate that something would come before or precede another thing in a sequence or order. It is often used to discuss hypothetical or future events
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The article would precede the proposed article on confidentiality.
Then the birds of the heaven would precede you.
A duchess would precede a countess.
The apostles asked when this would happen and what signs would precede it.
A round of technical talks would precede the political meeting.
This step would precede the steps in the embodiments of the method according to Figs.
Or that his wife or child would precede him in death.
Tests would precede acceptance.
Ada had been informed that it was likely she would precede her mother in death.
These encounters would precede interviews with local town officials.
It is actually a prophecy of one of many great events that would precede His Return.
But a period of Scots domination would precede the establishment of full English control.
But I understood that eventually the issue of family would precede politics.
Thus money would precede the State.
And this is one of the primary signs Jesus said would precede His return.
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A Freie Jagd would precede the main attack formations.
He had been speaking about the signs that would precede His Second Coming.
EU Summit would precede the French presidency and it would.
The timing of the commitment basis would precede the actual resource flows.
This study would precede action on the Committee's recommendation.
He told us of the signs that would precede His second coming.
Thus animation would precede sanctification by a priority of nature only, not of time.
Prefibrotic conditions indicative of the increase in collagen synthesis would precede LVH development in HCM.
Essentially, the head would precede the pressure difference.
He prophesied certain other, much later events would precede it.
How to show what would precede decision-making.
We would precede this with a boisterous party worthy of the gang from M*A*S*H.
God has given to us the signs that would precede the coming of Jesus Christ.
They would precede their commentary with " The mad bloodhound, Mike Hoare.
The Hebrew scriptures mentions specific signs would precede the coming of the Messiah.
John the Baptist would precede Him ( in the spirit and power of Elijah ),.
Jesus outlined the turmoil and tribulation that would precede His Second Coming.
The signs that Jesus Christ said would precede His return included one cataclysm after another!
So that for once, Your Honour, the punishment would precede the crime.
That is, in this alternate embodiment, deconvolution would precede replicate measurement error estimation.
See, the Kingdom is in heaven ', " then the birds of the heaven would precede you.
Her reputation would precede her . ”.
I am sceptical on the first point, since the strategy would precede the operational planning.
Thus for motorcycles so equipped, the ABS test would precede the fade test.
Yeltsin, however, suggested that the Moscow meeting would precede his own movement in Chechnya.
The prophecy of Malachi stated that Elias would precede Christ 's coming in glory.
Wish your reputation would precede you?
A one-week pre-session working group would precede each session.
He then begun to feel light-headed, which he said would precede a panic attack.
According to Bigras and Paquette 2007, the lack of family support would precede the pregnancy situation.
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I prefer that you precede me at all times
Examples of using Would
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Of course we would bring her straight home
That is exactly what a liar would say
Countries would have preferred more time
