Sentence examples for before diverging from inspiring English sources

His site-specific work "HS-YSP" (2011-15) arranges 13 pieces of glass on a wall, in a large, loose curve reminiscent of an ammonite.Ms de Santillana says the pair often start from the same idea, before diverging into different processes.

Mr. Belotserkovsky, always elegant in his arabesques, is echoed by Mr. Gomes, who stretches out the same movement before diverging from it.

A State Supreme Court judge ruled that the village would need to seek state legislation before diverging from its original plan for municipal or public use.

Packer suggests that it does not, noting that social and economic equality progressed together for a while before diverging in the '70s.

Show the recipient the striking chart comparing Wal-Mart and Ames, two retailers with identical strategies, the share prices of which grew in tandem for decades before diverging forever in the mid-1980s.

The singular invocation they were chanting during their Brooklyn rehearsal began, "Oh lordy, please say it's not broken, please say she was kidding," before diverging into specifics: "And please send me a hot guy who's young and athletic and not married or secretly gay".

Scientists disagree about what biological changes are necessary before two diverging populations separate enough to be considered different species, although many agree that reproductive isolation is sufficient.

What Wilson also helped me to understand is that, in adolescence, even children who got on before can find themselves diverging.

Instead, the strain formed an orphan lineage, diverging before the separation of the Saprolegniales and Pythiales.

They show that the dominant form of figurative language shifts over time before overviewing two diverging typologies of metaphor, that of Henry W. Wells and Hermann Pongs.

Furthermore, all taxa diverging before the 'transition node' are unambiguously benthic.