Sentence examples for before he tackled from inspiring English sources
But he was fabulously wealthy long before he tackled the mortgage business.
For "The Corrections," he spent years developing characters before he tackled the plot.
Before he tackled fiction, Francis was hired as the Sunday Express's racing correspondent.
Before he tackled such national issues, Mr. Kahn served as head of the New York State Public Service Commission, the regulator for electricity, gas, water and telephones.
Mr. Obama would have been better served by a series of small wins on energy, the environment and education that would build confidence in the efficacy of government before he tackled the largest social reform since the New Deal.
Before he tackled the problems of the world, Mr. Clinton spoke about the importance of community colleges, describing them as "basically a low-overhead, high-flexibility, completely adaptable system that fits what America desperately needs".
Most reporters would envy him the time to research and the space to write the 1.5m words he's already dedicated to his subject, and this is even before he tackles the bulk of a presidency that did more for the rights of America's black minority than any since the civil war and before it was swamped by lies and deceit over Vietnam.
Before he tackles that one, playing partner Bill Haas comes on from the fringe.
Farah's next major outing will be the Great North Run, which will be shown live on the BBC on Sunday, 15 September, before he tackles his first full marathon in London next April.
