Sentence examples for almost always before from inspiring English sources

And then, almost always before things become really interesting, the favorite wins and everybody remembers this is the N.B.A., not hockey or baseball, and N.B.A. does not do upsets, at least not big ones.

Pacemakers and ICDs, by contrast, are often taken out of the body after death – and almost always before cremation, because the batteries can explode when heated.

That is because all, or almost all, of the issues identified here over the past year and more were sent to the Globe under my name, almost always before they were posted".

Posts tagged "Before & After"_ _promise a quick fix but are almost always dull: a before photo has acne; an after does not.

Some are so aggressive that they have almost always spread before they are visible on mammogram.

The girls, almost always sold before they turn 15 and frequently as young as nine, sometimes change hands several times.

Almost all of them had water problems, leading it to conclude that "water quality impacts are almost always underestimated" before mining begins.

In anencephaly, there is partial or complete absence of the skull bones with minimal remnant of brain; it is almost always fatal before or shortly after birth.

In anencephaly, there is partial or complete absence of the skull bones usually with a remnant of brain: it is almost always fatal before or shortly after birth.

Moreover, claims that are brought are almost always settled before they get to tribunal, meaning the general public is less likely to hear about them.

The other reason is that when a fan does file a civil suit over an ejection, it is almost always settled before a trial because team owners and arena owners fear a landmark case establishing fans' rights.