Sentence examples for before averting from inspiring English sources

Naturally, Dan's moods fluctuate, from cheery and energetic to demoralised and red-eyed, frequently staring at the camera before averting his gaze, not wanting to break down.

Naturally, Dan's moods fluctuate, from cheery and energetic to demoralized and red-eyed, frequently staring at the camera before averting his gaze, not wanting to break down.

By acceding to Ms. Rice's request, which she had conveyed to White House aides the night before, Mr. Obama averted a bitter, potentially disruptive battle with Republicans in Congress at the start of his second term and at a time when his administration is struggling to reach a politically difficult deal on the federal budget.

He breezed through five innings on 63 pitches, allowing only a pair of two-out singles, before temporarily averting damage in the sixth when Cruz hauled in Posey's deep drive at the right-field fence.

The bomb was removed before it exploded, averting what the officials said could have been "a lot of destruction and killing".

As before, Armageddon is averted by the academic interpreter of symbols Robert Langdon.

The outgoing Congress went up to the final minutes, amid much angst, before it averted the fiscal crisis.

In the second half, Sammut quickly claimed his second before Jake Connor averted the danger of the young Giants being "nilled".

Mr. Greenberg and companies he runs owned about 11percentt of A.I.G. before it averted collapse last week by agreeing to a federal takeover.

In December it seemed likely that Congress would do what it had done before to avert a shutdown and pass a short-term spending bill to keep the government open; the Senate easily passed such a bill without including money for the wall.

In other words, the national economy will pick up before Long Island slows down, thus averting a regional slowdown.