Sentence examples for a bit of prior from inspiring English sources

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.

With a bit of prior planning and respect for good old-fashioned etiquette, birthday parties can be great fun.

Subsequently, nitrogen gas was then flowed to the reactor to remove air and build a bit of pressure prior to heating.

As with the vast majority of Classical works, especially opera, it always benefits the ticket holder to do a bit of homework prior to the performance or to read the synopsis and perhaps the biographies of the artists in the playbill.

According to reports, budget negotiations can be tense at times and to relieve the tension some members of the negotiators known as the Group of 77 have discovered that one way to relieve tensions is to drink quite a bit of alcohol prior to and during the meetings of the committee.

This gift takes a little bit of prior planning, but it is so worth it, and I have given this gift to both my parents and in-laws for Christmas several times.

Updated at 1.41am GMT 1.38am GMT 75th over: England 157-5 (in reply to 443; Root 28, Prior 63) Martin hasn't backed down, despite a bit of tap from Prior, and nor should he.

'I was already planning a bit of a rollicking prior to the goal,' said Brown.

4.01pm: Interesting note from Andrew Thomas: "In answer to Colin Greer, a bit of anecdotal evidence: prior to the game, 5live had an interview with two Zambian gentlemen who were attending the game.

That's easy to say now because all these things were weighing heavily on my shoulders in the build-up to the FA Cup final last month and I worked myself up into a bit of a state prior to that game.