Sentence examples for before he provided from inspiring English sources

Before Williamson sent the final kick between the uprights, before he provided the final margin in Stanford's 17-14 upsethatat shook the national title picture like an Etch A Sketch, he visualized the winning kick repeatedly.

But the IPCC found that even if the assault had been promptly investigated, it would have been highly unlikely that Hutchinson-Foster could or would have been identified before he provided the gun to Duggan.

Shinjo Bruises Thigh Tsuyoshi Shinjo, who bruised his left thigh in a home-plate collision with Marlins catcher Charles Johnson on Wednesday, two innings before he provided the game-winning hit, did not play yesterday.

Whilst we accept that even if the assault had been promptly investigated, it would have been highly unlikely the assailant could or would have been identified before he provided the gun to Mark Duggan, the investigation was not given the priority it should have been.

Simeon Jackson had gone close before he provided the cutback for Andrew Surman to score at the second attempt.

And before "Les Adieux," he provided just the right mix of polish, brittleness and macabre humor in David Ludwig's "Lunaire Variations": true to its title, a charming and imaginative set of seven variations on the last book of Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire".

Although Mr. Giuliani said little on the program that he had not before, he did provide the public with the first close look of how he spends his time around 7 a.m. each day.

Before Dad left, he provided no balm for your body-image torment either.

Those who knew David well will tell you he was a very discerning person who asked lots of challenging questions before (and after) he provided an endorsement.

Egypt's president, Mohamed Morsi, is visiting the United States for the first time since taking office, and in an interview with the New York Times shortly before departing Cairo, he provided insights not only about his style of leadership but also about how Egypt has changed since the 2011 revolution that marked the end of Hosni Mubarak's lengthy rule.

"They are certainly 180 degrees from my general recollection of the information he provided us before," said Mr. Goss, who was co-chairman of the panel with Mr. Graham.