Sentence examples for A bit prior from inspiring English sources
A good example of this mode of his, and a great primer, if you have a few hours, is the series of interviews he posted on his own Web site, a couple of months ago, to explain himself a bit, prior to the release this month of "National Ransom," his new album.
Corona del Mar High boys' basketball coach Ryan Schachter was kicking himself a bit prior to his team's game with Crean Lutheran Monday night in the annual CdM Beach Bash.
I had been ruminating, a little bit prior to writing the poem, on an incident in the Mahabharata, the Sanskrit epic poem, an incident that I appropriate and distort radically in "The Long Meadow".
"We tightened already the rules a little bit prior to 2010.
A bit. Prior to the discussions there had been a lot of talk about Labour's general secretary, Iain McNicol, being removed for supposedly being too moderate and being replaced by Jennie Formby, Unite's south-east regional secretary.
She herself had more than a bit of prior in bastardry; a former member of Labor's socialist left faction, she split to lead her own faction in order to deal herself into power with the support of the right.
"I think this is a good England side on Ballance, and what with the run out scandal to Cook up some tension, a bit of Prior never did a team any harm, then we might have a Broad chance to Robson runs and Plunkett a victory out of defeat.
In this day and age – where we need more positives than the negatives we hear in the news; this was a topic that should have been investigated a BIT more – prior to releasing it.
The suit claims that Doerr and Kleiner, among others, dumped millions of dollars worth of Martha Stewart Living shares just a bit too prior to the public declaration that the home-decor high-priestess allegedly traded ImClone stock off inside information.
With a bit of prior planning and respect for good old-fashioned etiquette, birthday parties can be great fun.
So that really made me want to go, but I was a bit ignorant prior to that.
