Sentence examples for be going before from inspiring English sources

Next year WIC and several other food programs will be going before Congress to be reauthorized, as must happen every five years.

Accordingly, as things stand, the proposal is dead in the water and will not be going before the people of Dublin on 23 May.

With more former students of Trump University likely to be going before the cameras soon, courtesy of the Clinton campaign, it's hard to see him improving on that front.

But major luxury residential sales, which were already slowing down before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, appear to be frozen while prospective buyers wait to see which way the economy will be going before they write any big checks.

Pride may once again be going before the fall.

Now, at the moment, we don't know exactly why the weed went missing other than it was almost certainly not from hungry rodents but Specia will be going before the judge on May 4 when the judge determines whether the missing weed is the result of direct action or negligence.

Speculation is rampant that one or both of them could be gone before too long.

The white peaches were gone before long.

"We're not about to undo all the good work that's gone before," she says.

In fact, they were gone before many customers had even flipped open the issue.

"Clearly… [Xi] is saying: 'What's gone before isn't working.