How to pronounce“forer”in English

to tell Lois Forer what the right sentence is in any given case.

It's the forerunner of Ice Capades and Holiday on Ice and Disney on Ice.

"Slate," which is a forerunner of today's journalism in so many ways, has been doing it for years, but I'm happy that more of us are now

Because when I started Forerunner, I didn't know that I was going to like it as much as I like it.

It was a forerunner of the term philosopher.

actually is a forerunner of you know bits and bytes and all the magazines we see about computing the horseless age actually was started

He understands he can see the forerunner of digestive enzymes that were later to be discovered in animals, pepsins and such.

And she is just a really early forerunner inside of the Civil Rights Movement, definitely.

I had a good experience working at forerunner, and the people, and the work that we do, and ended up deciding to stay.

It's kind of a forerunner of modern Wolfram language with many of the same ideas about symbolic computation and so on.

Now you had a couple of forerunners with E Gold and Liberty Reserve, things like that.

And so, what Lois Forer was trying to do was be a wise judge.

An Abrahamic cocktail, the forerunner to the martini, it tastes of clove, juniper, cinnamon, orange peel,

Britain was very bitter that it wasn't the forerunner.

will we found the will of the nice in forero it was interesting and this is when she gets to the ultimate Empire the

I work at a venture capital firm called Forerunner Ventures.

So we were a little bit like a forerunner but then we were acquired.

Judge Lois Forer.

Michael disappeared and Lois Forer quit.

evolution before us that in fact have memories of things that our forerunners

have been doing and I'm not just talking about the human forerunners but forerunners that go all the way into reptiles and single cells

So they would botanize and try to characterize diversity and set areas, really a forerunner of the modern quadrat approach to doing botanical surveys.

interoperability um at the same time there was a new technology called the clav which is a forerunner to the piano

intersection of every interstate and that's what a lot of them are but there are also the forerunners of these or

I actually interned starting in spring of my first year through the summer in all through my second year at Forerunner where I work.

And the question that Forer faced is what should the sentence be?

Let's tell the story of John Senko, who, in 1984, was an 18-year veteran of the INS, the forerunner of today's ICE.

Well, what's interesting about these experiments with Ms. Thorely is that they are the forerunners of experiments that are now

I'm the sociologist. And I did it by playing imitation games, which, of course, are the forerunner of the Turing test.

My grandma's career path, with it's multiple pivots into her 80s, is extraordinary for her time, but she's a forerunner of how a career should look like.