Examples of using The forerunner in English and their translations into Slovak
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The forerunner of the Kyoto University was the Chemistry School founded in Osaka in 1869,
The Forerunner 210 touted new features such as foot pod support,
Therefore, Ramsay's designation of Mill as the forerunner of the explanation of counterfactuals in his line is hasty and unjustified.
The forerunner of the modern carambath first appeared in Indonesia during the 11th century as a tool used in agriculture, respectively.
The Forerunner 10 provides runners with the most essential data,” is how Garmin defines its latest watch.
In the holy book of Quiche Indians"Popol Vuh" it is reported that man was the forerunner of the monkey.
One of the most powerful ones was the'Land of Nairi', the forerunner of today's Armenia,
The forerunner of impressionism and the true hero of English romanticism,
Despite the flaws of the Garmin Connect app, the Forerunner 235 is one of the better GPS running watches on the market.
According to a consensus of Egyptologists, Djoser's Step Pyramid at Sakkara was constructed during the third dynasty and was the forerunner to the fourth dynasty pyramids on the Giza Plateau.
It was fitting that the forerunner of Christ should be the instrument of leading to Him the first-fruits of his Apostles.
Nikita Khrushchev ran the Moscow branch of the Communist Party, the forerunner of today's mayoralty,
became the forerunner of the modern continuous manufacture technology of electrolytic copper foil.
The Forerunner of grace dwelt in the desert
At the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show Audi unveiled the Audi e-tron quattro concept- the forerunner of the brand's first all-electric-drive production automobile.
The Forerunner 645 is especially useful to runners,
first female member of the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community, the forerunner of the European Parliament.
which was the forerunner of today's pharmacology.