Sentence examples for before being committed from inspiring English sources
Early organum of this sort (9th 11th century) was, it seems, spontaneously produced by specially trained singers before being committed to manuscript.
Many texts have been orally transmitted, sometimes for long periods, before being committed to writing, and much textual variation may be attributable to this stage of transmission.
My rule is that I trial anything untested in pots so that it can be observed before being committed to the ground.
Others are worked out in a speaker's mind or tried out in front of a crowd before being committed to paper.
The food my mother took me to buy that day was to serve a double purpose: sustenance on the ten-hour bus ride, and a farewell luxury before being committed for two months to a place where, as I was soon to learn, possession of any desirable foodstuff resulted in harsh disciplinary action.
Composed to be sung to the accompaniment of a lyre — this is what "lyric" poetry meant for the Greeks — they may well have been passed down from memory by her admirers and other poets before being committed at last to paper.
And Mr. Clinton clearly helped modernize a Democratic Party that a decade before was committed to a vast public jobs program, tax increases and a trade policy that was staunchly protectionist.
"There is a massacre being committed before the eyes of the world.
Once a viable concept is selected and design data are generated, finite element analyses can be used to optimize and verify the design before hardware is committed.
