forerunners造句

He announced that Abraham and Jesus Christ were his forerunners.

Overcast mornings are the sure forerunners of steady rain.

He was one of the forerunners of Modernism, and also a firm adherent of Realism.

The shiny new buses, slung low unlike their forerunners, are much easier to board.

Most of jobs or tasks are not independent, which are direct forerunners or directly succeeding relations each other.

As forerunners of secular lady paintings, they had a big influence on later paintings of court ladies.

These dinosaurs were the forerunners of the bigger and more spectacular ornithischians like stegosaurus, ankylosaurus and the duck-billed dinosaurs.

First the so-called holy forerunners and ten, rotary is wise in house like that as revenue.

Based on the theories of forerunners, he extracts piths from others and forms his own characteristic "mastery study" theory, which is shown next.

However, these gardens are the forerunners in the history of Chinese landscape development. Without them, there would not be modern landscape.

On this road of life, all the forerunners, such as stories, stories are vivid, such as flowering, flowering is very short.

If the precise moment of inception is vague the point of victory of the lounge suit over its forerunners as the standard battledress of the office worker is clearer.