Sentence examples for before categories from inspiring English sources

Often a new boundary-crossing perspective comes simply from going back to original sources — to the time before categories hardened.

Eliot's essay on Collins is filled with nostalgia for such a time — before categories of high and low were fully established — and his palpable love of Collins somehow subverts his fastidious critical pronouncement.

Fifthly, the codes were thoroughly compared regarding similarities and differences, before categories were created [Table  2].

For instance, in physical health domain, the intersection of categories 1 (often) and 2 (sometimes) were located on the left side of that of categories 0 (almost always) and 1 (often), and also categories 3 (almost never) and 4 (never) crossed each other before categories 2 (sometimes) and 3 (almost never) did.

We're filing this under the "why the hell didn't someone think of this before?" category, as this device is a no-brainer when it comes to making sure your stuff goes down easier than Britney in Vegas.

On one hand contextual advertising in PDFs probably falls into the "why didn't they think of that before" category, but on the other hand there's probably a reason this is a new concept, because I can't see there being a stampede of people wanting to use the service.

Onset on the same day as AKI is included in the onset before category.

"The packaging was more advanced than anything we'd seen before," Andrea Harrison, category manager for men's shaving at CVS, wrote in an e-mail response to questions.

The disputed issues over the attack essentially fall into three categories: before, during and after.

He told me that WorkLife divides usage into three broad categories — before, during and after a meeting.

Imputations were carried out using actual BMI values, after which this variable was categorised (with existing BMI categories) before analysis.