Sentence examples for before being operated from inspiring English sources

At the farmhouse near the Tirana airport, prisoners were killed, "usually by a gunshot to the head," before "being operated on".

At the hospital, Mrs Mitchell remembers shouting for drugs to ease the pain before being operated on.

Birchall will see a specialist at the Princess Grace Hospital, London, before being operated on next week.

"It is a bit scary at first but then you get used to it and it makes me better," Louie told BBC London just before being operated on successfully.

The cruise, which costs $39.95 before tax, is operated by Atlantis Marine World, 431 East Main Street, Riverhead.

The last novel Mr. Delibes wrote before he was operated on for colon cancer in 1998 — "El Hereje" ("The Heretic") — is "the one he wanted to be remembered by," Ms. Silió said.

They are unable to perceive form before they are operated upon, and the essential issue at stake when posing Molyneux's problem is the ability to distinguish and name forms.

The fact that those who were more unfit (higher ASA status) or more obese, had more severe symptoms than average before they were operated on, is also neither a new nor a surprising finding.

Mr Hardwick said there was a lot to do "before Oakwood is operating anywhere near effectively".

Of these 8 patients, 7 had also been operated before the index operation.

And the year before, he'd been operated on for prostate cancer.