Sentence examples for Before available from inspiring English sources

The same ad invites investors to "access a 3-D virtual trading floor through NYSE [email protected]," where they can "view trading information never before available".

"But most scientists understand the threat and are excited to take advantage of the new research opportunities that were never before available".

The book offers a history of digital technology in casino gambling and shows how it grabs hold of players in ways never before available to equipment makers.

The rise of a system of schooling extending to the university level enabled many young Mongolian writers, poets, artists, and actors to achieve, within limits, a self-expression never before available to them.

Hughes, whose George Eliot: The Last Victorian won the James Tait Black prize for biography, has had untrammelled access to the diaries and letters of Beeton and her husband Samuel - much of which material has never before available to biographers or food historians.

On Oct. 3 Image Entertainment will release a boxed set of four DVD's with 50 films (45 of them never before available on video) culled from 18 film archives around the country and put together by the National Film Preservation Foundation.

New Race and Class Combinations: Explore Azeroth as a gnome priest, blood elf warrior, or one of the other never-before-available race and class combinations.

Using the technical definition of EBM, evidence from heath care research is a modern, never-before-available complement to traditional medicine.

That was before Jacques Cousteau," and before widely available public pools, she notes.

Unlike in many other countries, arts funding has never before been available for so-called "commercial" music acts in Britain.

More capital than ever before is available for good ideas.