Prefigure

The early sketches prefigure the final product.

The ancient Greek statues prefigure the ideal of human beauty that still persists today.

The early models prefigure the final version of the product.

The colors in the painting prefigure the artist's mood.

The environmentalist's warnings about climate change were meant to prefigure a global crisis that needed to be addressed.

The political leader's speeches were intended to prefigure a new era of prosperity for the country.

The artist's sketches prefigure her final masterpiece.

The dark clouds on the horizon prefigure a stormy night.

The empty streets prefigure the arrival of a hurricane.

The rising prices of goods prefigure an impending economic crisis.

The early signs of frost prefigure a colder winter.

The loud thunderclaps prefigure a violent thunderstorm.

The preliminary findings of the study prefigure a paradigm shift in our understanding of the topic.

The policies of the new government prefigure a shift towards greater social equality.

The early signs of climate change prefigure catastrophic consequences for future generations.

The trends in the fashion industry prefigure the clothing styles that will be popular in the coming seasons.

The earliest forms of writing prefigure the development of modern literature.

The early models of cars prefigure the development of modern automobiles.

The first attempts at manned spaceflight prefigure the development of modern space exploration.

The first computers prefigure the development of modern technology.

The first attempts at flight prefigure the development of modern aviation.

Cave drawings prefigure the development of written language.

The early signs of the disease prefigure a more serious illness.

The initial results of the experiment prefigure a breakthrough in the field.

The company's profits this quarter do not prefigure well for the rest of the year.

The dark clouds on the horizon prefigure an approaching storm.

The growing tensions between the two nations prefigure a potential conflict.

The strange dreams she had been having prefigure an important decision she needs to make.

The scientific discoveries made in the 19th century prefigure the revolutionary ideas of Einstein.

The social and political changes in Europe in the 18th century prefigure the development of democracy in modern times.

The first few drops of rain prefigure a heavy downpour.

The alignment of the planets was believed to prefigure a major event in the life of the individual.

The designer's sketches prefigure the fashion trends of the upcoming season.

The mystical texts of the Kabbalah prefigure the secrets of the universe and the nature of divinity.

The child's drawings prefigure her artistic talents.

The psychic claims to be able to prefigure the future events.

Early forms of written music notation prefigure the development of modern musical notation.

The ancient texts prefigure the coming of a messiah who will save humanity.

The composer's melodies prefigure the musical theme of the entire opera.

The early philosophical writings of Plato prefigure many of the later developments in Western philosophy.

The new CEO's strategy seemed to prefigure a major restructuring of the company.

The rough sketches prefigure the final design of the product.

The patterns of behavior in childhood often prefigure adult personality traits.

Ancient irrigation systems prefigure the development of modern irrigation technology.

The architect's plans prefigure the construction of the building.

The first steam engines prefigure the development of modern transportation.

The earliest forms of music notation prefigure the development of modern music.

The scientific research conducted in the lab would prefigure a breakthrough in medicine.

The early experiments in electricity prefigure the invention of the light bulb.

The unconventional storytelling techniques in the film prefigure a new era of cinema.