Sentence examples for before burden from inspiring English sources

With Burden crucified on the car, the entire automobile was driven out onto a street while the engine revved for two minutes before Burden and his transport returned to a garage.

Theoretical approaches that consider approximate word matches have been studied before (Burden et al., 2008; Forêt et al., 2006); however, no applicable method has been published for the purpose of pairwise comparison.

As before, the burden of proof in such situations will remain with the defendant — the reverse of the situation in the United States, where media freedom has greater constitutional protection.

Gone is much of the attitude and exuberance of her guest appearances, replaced with what can only be described as a sense of purpose, something she has never before been burdened by.

The Internet has accelerated this process to a remarkable degree, alleviating more fully than ever before the burden of bodily existence.

Quevilly muddled around the third and fourth tiers for a few years before the burden became too big and with no money left, the club folded in 1978.

Any actor will tell you that part of the joy of acting is losing yourself, forgetting yourself, as small children do when they play; returning to a point where there was just ‘me’ – before the burden of ‘I’ existed.

Bristol-Myers Bristol-Myers Squibb$27.4m in 2004, more than twice as much as the year before.The burden on smaller firms is a paidicular concern to the AeA and others.

While many fashion labels are still trying to work out whether they should be on Periscope or Meerkat (it's the former, in case you were wondering), as soon as Net-a-Porter can prove the return on investment of having a profile in The Net Set, it won't be long before the burden of yet another social profile to manage fades away and we'll be drowning in amazing case studies.

Early identification of poor responders using an imaging biomarker may reduce drug-related toxicity and cost and allow for a therapeutic intervention before disease burden significantly advances.

As shown before, that burden is exacerbated by the HIV epidemic in Africa.