Sentence examples for before at some point from inspiring English sources

As I've noted before, at some point the logic of bandwagoning kicks in.

Viewed from such a professional perspective, it would seem that the interface between us and the stories we encounter underwent a greater change than ever before at some point when the world crossed (or began to cross) the millennial threshold.

"I've played through injury before, but at some point you got to sit down, you can't play.

Many, needless to say, are owned or part-owned by their fans and have almost certainly featured prominently before now at some point in the Guardian, as you'll see below.

Levin was not saying anything that we have not heard before, but at some point conservatives are going to have to look in the mirror and consider that their electorate might not be who they thought they were.

I'd put serious money on Brazil and Indonesia appearing in the travel plans of newly-minted Secretary of State Hilary Clinton before Labor Day and, at some point before 2012, a visit to Guyana.

Our chief statistician had a nervous breakdown just before dawn, and at some point one of the interns managed to lose her engagement ring in the coffee machine.

At this point, former FBI director James B. Comey is one of the few central figures in the investigation who has committed to testify publicly, pledging to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee at some point after Memorial Day.

Bowie appeared before the council at some point and spoke for an hour, asking for a commission.

He may have been a papist before he was at some point received into the Catholic Church, and he may have sailed with George Clifford, 3rd Earl of Cumberland, in 1589.

noted that a challenge to the investigation could very well end up before the Supreme Court at some point ― potentially creating a conflict of interest for a president who has asked nonpartisan officials for their loyalty. .