Sentence examples for before bringing it out from inspiring English sources

The two saved Canary Wharf from being dismantled once before, bringing it out of bankruptcy with other investors in 1995.

Bingham delivered his manuscript as promised and found it hard to understand why the publishers waited another year before bringing it out.

Observe your pet closely before bringing it out.

Wait until your parent is no longer around, or wait until your reach school before bringing it out.

This is true even if you're shopping the day before (in that case, keep it covered in the refrigerator and bring it out an hour before cooking to get it closer to room temperature).

When he starts toward home, he brings the ball out of his glove momentarily, pounds it back in, then brings it out again before throwing.

And while many expect it to be postponed until after the election, allies say she has not ruled out bringing it up before then.

The cause of the uproar is the film's "exposure" of corruption, debauchery, perversion, and the aimlessness among the high society, the intelligentsia, and the film and press worlds of Rome, a state of affairs long since apparent to the informed but never before brought out into the open so frankly or treated so seriously.

Miller may have given them an extensive overhaul before bringing them out as a novel, but the cracks still show.

Even established publishers have started hiring professionals to write for the market, distributing stories serially (often for a fee) on their own Web sites before bringing them out in print.

Full leather and cowboys abound all over, and apparently have done since way before the Village People brought it all out of the "closet".