Sentence examples for after or before from inspiring English sources
These two problems arise when a mistimed edge arrives after or before, respectively, the birth of the module.
Did you write the hearth-tales concurrently with the rest of the story, or did they come after — or before?
I recommend if you want to read Katy you should read What Katy Did either after or before.
Television has always served primarily to sell stuff (after or before all those scenes at E.R.'s and precincts and coffee shops).
The members of the quartet are shown with their instruments just after or before several blackouts during which recorded music substitutes for their own.
Before then, modern groups such as the IRA and ETA, the Basque separatist movement, planned to escape after (or before) their bombings, mortar attacks and so on.
After or before they have made a joke, many Germans will make a physical gesture to signpost their intention: sometimes just an expressively raised eyebrow, sometimes something more emphatic.
These leaves are formed in summer after the flowers have finished, so the time to cut them back is either immediately after or before flowering, according to the extent of mildew, to which they can be prone.
Detoxification after or before saccharification is a controversial point.
"The issue for me is that, because of the community we serve, I won't charge for any after- or before-school activities because that would immediately exclude some children.
