Sentence examples for before I checked in from inspiring English sources

We left early, to roam a few New Hampshire back roads, then ate a picnic lunch beside Corcoran Pond before I checked in for an afternoon of meetings.

Overall, the effect is beautifully bland, or maybe blandly beautiful, and I had the distinct sense of walking into the pages of a fashion magazine; before I checked in, I actually sniffed the air, alert for that powdery perfumey odor that I associate with Vogue and Vanity Fair.

When I did go to treatment, I didn't know until three days before I checked in that there was even something called bulimia.

We are distributing more food than ever before". I checked in with Joan Woods, Director of Development and Communications at Bright Beginnings, a child and family development center that serves homeless infants, toddlers and preschoolers whose families are living in shelters and transitional housing in the District.

Before extending the invitation, I checked in with prominent and also grassroots members of the LGBT community in Uganda; not one criticized the event, some endorsed it and a few submitted questions that they wanted answered publicly.

Before stocking up on chicken soup, I checked in with Jennifer Ackerman, author of "Ah-choo!

This was not cool and at least Foursquare gives me the option to publish out to Twitter, say, before I check in.

To me, it was about a single mother raising three daughters with lots of love, respect and humor; the week couldn't go by fast enough before I checked into the Shady Rest in my pajamas on Saturday night and basked in the warmth of Hooterville's quirky denizens.

I always found Foursquare silly and never used it except that one time I frantically signed up on my phone at 9 58 p.m. when I was informed I could get free admission to a dance club if I checked-in before 10 p.m. Foursquare is an interesting company right now.

Before I had even checked in, I found myself dancing to the Wonder Boogie Band in a small lounge in the casino with Stanhope and an Unbookable named Andy Andrist, holding a drink someone placed in my hand.

Policing Watts: Author Norman Edelen, a former LAPD cop, jarringly recounts what it was like to be among the small handful of black police officers working with the nearly all-white force patrolling Watts before the uprising in 1965: "When I checked in [at the police station], I opened my locker and there was a shrunken head with an NAACP bumper sticker.