Sentence examples for before argued from inspiring English sources

"Some of our great presidents never held political office before," argued Mr. Robinson.

One has heard this lament before, argued with the same impassioned would-be authority.

Eden, who had succeeded Churchill as prime minister the year before, argued that the canal was Britain's "great imperial lifeline", especially for oil.

Other candidates have tried this before, arguing that big-money negative advertising battles are bad for democracy, alienating voters.

The December 2016 PE of 11.3 times looks undemanding in absolute terms, but we believe operational improvements are now required before arguing for a further re-rating.

"You're exactly right, of course", Jenkins replies -- before arguing that it simply wouldn't be legal for banks to conspire to keep pay low.

They had seen her the night before, arguing with her Jamaican husband Raymond outside Latimer Road tube station near Notting Hill, and they had started throwing racial insults at him.

When pressed by Mr. Stephanopoulos over his opposition to the auto bailout, Mr. Romney criticized both President Obama and President George W. Bush, before arguing that the managed bankruptcy approach for which he argued was ultimately what occurred.

It therefore discusses the meanings of context before arguing that there are at least four levels of context.

"Please keep this in mind before arguing why I should be fired over this in various online comment sections".

The two sides will have months to discover new evidence and prepare their arguments before arguing them in court, but we know the core of the case.