Sentence examples for before for example from inspiring English sources

We've seen examples like this before, for example, in the entry game.

The day before, for example, Mr. Rickman, 64, had just finished filming the final "Harry Potter" movie.

We've seen this before, for example when psychologists were asked to comment on the mindset of Sandy Hook killer Adam Lanza, despite never even having met him.

"Before", for example, becomes "befarrrrrr", sort of how Katharine Hepburn might have said it, but louder and more rat-a-tat-tat.

The proportion of 15-second commercials increased to 13.44 percent in the first quarter of this year, up from 12.17 percent two years before, for example.

It's been tried before, for example at the Field Kitchen in Devon when the great Jane Baxter was at the stove.

It has been suggested before, for example, that complex life on earth would never have evolved had it not been for the moon, or plate tectonics.

The modern state is more powerful than anything that has gone before: for example, the Chinese Communist Party holds files on vast numbers of its citizens.

Many of the issues have been raised by shareholders before -- for example, the idea that directors should be elected every year, instead of in staggered classes.

Hawton noted that increases in suicides at times of economic recession had been reported before - for example in the Great Depression of the 1930s and in the economic downturn in South-east Asia during the 1990s.

In draw poker the limit is usually twice as much after the draw as before for example, two chips before the draw, four chips after.