Sentence examples for before being defined from inspiring English sources

From humble beginnings it only began to resemble a genuine world event in the fifties, before being defined in this country in 1966 and reaching a glorious peak four years later in 1970.

Thus, many practicing Christians whose families had converted a generation before were defined as Jews and excluded from the church.

To our knowledge, these categories have never before been defined and associated with outcomes in this way.

Males who never smoked were defined as controls, and males who occasionally or habitually smoke or smoked before were defined as cases.

All remaining respondents who answered the questions meant for those who had had sexual intercourse before, were defined as "sexual experienced", unless they answered these questions inconsistently.

Those respondents who answered "None" and "no" to the first two questions, and skipped the questions meant for those who had had sexual intercourse before, were defined as "without sexual experience".

What I said before about your style being defined by your limitations is true.

As discussed before, EE is defined as the achievable sum rate divided by the consumed energy.

In Descartes' day and before, "optics" was defined as the theory of vision, including physical, physiological, and psychological aspects.

As before, failure was defined as a grade insufficient to continue in the introductory series (<1.5).

Before-smokers were defined as those who had quit before pregnancy, and never-smokers had never smoked.