forerunner

He was also a forerunner in the field of medical history.

The Forerunner had left the world, was no longer needed.

They have called you a forerunner, a man open to new ideas.

His commission's report was the forerunner of the new law.

There have been a few forerunners and that is all.

That was one reason why you tried crime as a forerunner.

In light of its forerunner the choice makes perfect sense.

There are forerunners to these reports and to this situation.

Was this the forerunner of a new attempt upon his life?

This may well be the forerunner of a regional force.

I'll be interested to see what their design is for the Forerunners.

Let us see if he succeeded better than his forerunners.

The Sun itself has a "heart" that is its forerunner.

In 2010, the Forerunner 110, 210 and 410 were introduced.

The Forerunner 610 was released in the spring of 2011.

Some consider this machine to be first car in history, or at least a forerunner.

The Park was purchased by a forerunner college of the university in 1931.

"It was a forerunner of the American cooking we do today."

It was also, perhaps, the forerunner of the modern art fair.

He is thus considered by some to be the forerunner of sociology.

It was meant to be the forerunner of a proposed state.

He would have been the forerunner of the armies that were to.

He hoped that it was but the forerunner of many more.

Whatever the reason, the action became the forerunner of a strange event.

It seemed like the forerunner of something absolutely serious, which she did not wish.