Sentence examples for before honouring from inspiring English sources
"The best man won on the day," he said, before honouring Williamson – who races against Bolt for the first time in Paris next Friday – with an "I'm not worthy" bow as they stood on the medal rostrum.
There an American driver and cab will take it to Wichita.This three-stage irksomeness mostly stems from a violation of NAFTA on the part of the United States, which waited 17 years after the agreement had come into force before honouring a pledge to allow Mexican truckers to cross the border and deliver goods to their final destination.
Imagine the faculty uproar at Notre Dame if Jenkins had ever tried a rationalisation like that before honouring, say, Dick Cheney.
At first it apologises for the "delay" in settling the claim – a claim it clearly had no intention of honouring before you invoked the media – but has now said it will refund you the £900.
But if he ever again wears the red shirt (or the black, the green-and-yellow or the blue-and-white) of Manchester United, then profit will have been put before honour, and honours before all those things we were remembering at Old Trafford just over a year ago.
Paltrow, never before nominated, was honoured for her role as the object of a young Shakespeare's affections.
As Mr Buffett often points out, the "float" provided by the insurance business, in which premiums are paid well before claims are honoured, is a great advantage in this respect.
The only woman who received a music award was Iggy Azalea, who should probably take some history lessons, ditch the blaccent, and learn what the term "cultural appropriation" means before she's honoured with any more industry accolades.
The last athlete to be made a dame was Mary Peters but she had to wait 18 years after winning the Olympic pentathlon in Munich in 1972 before she was honoured.
The nine England players who have reached 100 caps will be honoured before today's game at Ashton Gate.
Indeed, as a recent issue of the journal Critical Muslim amply demonstrated, Islam had its internal "free-thinkers" – accepted and even honoured – long before Christianity.
