prefigure

His career it would be difficult to prefigure. There appeared to be qualities in Holgrave, such as, in a country where everything is free to the hand that can grasp it, could hardly fail to put some of the world's prizes within his reach.

The quiet narrative provides many anecdotal descriptions and detail about young Karol's early years, with many connection that prefigure his eventual destiny.

Renault will lift the lid on a new concept car that will prefigure the successor of its Espace mini-van model in the form of a top-of-the-range crossover.

Sections detailing the David Petraeus affair come off as a touch ribald, but this can be forgiven in light of Campbell's scholarly reach: a rigorous and penetrating look at how France's historical opposition to the African Union worked to prefigure AU marginalization during the NATO operation, for example.

His collages, made from sweet wrappers, magazines and ripped- up newspapers, prefigure pop art in the way they turn everyday objects into gallery work.

Lovers Peter Abelard and Heloise prefigure a certain equality in romantic relationships.

Several sources close to the dossier suggest this extension is likely to prefigure the launch of an in-depth investigation over four to five months, since the Commission will need time to address the serious competition concerns raised by the merger.

His fierce criticisms of religious art prefigure the Iconoclast controversy.

The outcome of this debate over the Posse Comitatus Act may prefigure the contours of our society for a generation or more.

The multilingual Li shared with the Globe a poem he had writ ten that almost seemed to prefigure an annexation of Canada by China.