Sentence examples for before at a time from inspiring English sources

I had last seen Mr. Wilson at White City the week before, at a time when the water level had already reached his shredded-Latakia mustache.

And the sector is being asked to play a much greater role than ever before, at a time when funds available are shrinking.

Nonetheless, we should celebrate the fact that we have greater access to more literary works from the Arab world than ever before, at a time when the region's literature is proliferating with new approaches, genres, and voices.

"On the other hand, ample evidence suggests that C.E.O.'s and their corporations are expending considerably more energy on avoiding taxes than perhaps ever before — at a time when the federal government desperately needs more revenue to maintain basic services for the American people".

Still, the network's unique point of view also seems more relevant than ever before, at a time where YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and Vine creators – people who often rely on oddball humor to make an impression, fast – can actually score advertising deals, if not TV shows themselves.

He spouted the one-pitch-at-a-time cliché before pivoting to a startlingly modest goal.

The creation of a network with AOL Time Warner indicates the N.B.A.'s desire not to sign a traditional rights-fee contract, as it has before, especially at a time when it may not get increased TV payments.

Before radio, before phonographs, at a time when cards and dice were tainted in the popular imagination by their association with gambling, that first version of Life in some ways opened the modern age of in-home games.

Only limited information on first course of treatment was available and it is possible that treatment could have differed according to KRAS-mutation status; however, 95% of cases were diagnosed before 2006 at a time before KRAS-mutation status might have been used to decide on anti-EGFR therapy.

This was before feminism, at a time when America was doing everything it could to keep women placated in the kitchen.

The team has struggled with inconsistency in selection, and Alastair Cook was stood down as captain following an unsuccessful tour of Sri Lanka before Christmas, at a time when it seemed certain he would lead England into the World Cup.