Sentence examples for anything prior from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abadie replied, "I've been told by my legal counsel that we've been asked by the district attorney's office not to comment publicly about anything prior to the fire".

Congress may not want to do anything prior to the fall elections," said Richard Geddes, a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and director of the Cornell Program in Infrastructure Policy.

Middle Eastern collectors "either like things that relate to their countries — so it's perhaps a bit of a nationalistic approach — or talks about a certain period of past glory," anything prior to the 1970s, that golden time between the 1950s and 1970s, Ms. Khayat added.

Is anything prior to soul?

"We were confident, but were afraid to say anything prior to the race," he added.

In such a case, it is the window's shattering, not anything prior to this, that causes Billy not to throw.

Since then, performance spaces have been reluctant to stage anything without prior approval from the censorship board.

That argument — that the current White House has not done anything that prior administrations have not — has drawn criticism from some watchdog groups (and from Mr. Obama's partisan critics) who point out the administration's early claims to be hewing to a higher standard.

The authority's Chief Executive Clive Wright told us inside the chamber it was against council rules to film anything unless prior permission had been granted.

S. Lee Merritt, a civil rights attorney representing the Rose family, said he knows of no evidence showing Rose was involved in anything criminal prior to the shooting.

Most of you kids these days (here comes techno grandpa) have blinders on when it comes to anything made prior to last summer, so take note because this DJ has clearly done his homework and he's packing jams from the far reaches of the Youtube-o-sphere.