Sentence examples for before being felt from inspiring English sources

In some measure the transformation had occurred in the mind before being felt on the battlefield.

This activity can be fatal if a blackout occurs, this may occur with or without pain being felt before the blackout.

Because the students had not seen a comparison like this before, it was felt that the performance indicated an encouraging degree of transfer of understanding of variation and the ability to think critically in a similar but non-identical context.

"Before, it was felt that cricketers were not being targeted regardless of what was going on in Pakistan.

He warned that Greece was in the "blind spot" before improvement is felt — a few "crucial" months that "are not the most difficult" but are "the most politically sensitive".

In a speech earlier this week, Mr. Samaras warned of a "blind spot" in which extremist forces could gain steam in coming months "after the economy starts to turn, but before improvement is felt by people".

This is a novel that lurches from party to party like a gin-drunk socialite, filling the journeys between fundraisers with narrative revelations that fizzle out before they are felt.

Staff at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C., reported that some of the animals in the park appeared to show behavior suggesting that they anticipated the earthquake from seconds to minutes before it was felt in the area.

The injection was repeated five times before it was felt that the infection was under reasonable control.

If the majority of the catheter was inserted before resistance was felt, indicating that it had reached the placenta, the catheter was retracted 3 4 cm to ensure that the tip was in the umbilical vein and not in a placental vessel, before injection [ 9].

It won't be long before sharp cuts are felt in such vital areas as police, fire and sanitation.