Sentence examples for before indeed from inspiring English sources

They did not work before; indeed they were at the root of the problem.

Furthermore, his voice is less annoying than before; indeed on Joanna Newsom adaptation "Swansea", his warble works wonders.

Saturated in smoochy saxophone, fretless bass and sleek, sad synthesisers, it sounded like nothing he'd ever done before – indeed, nothing like anyone had done since about 1989.

Economic conditions in much of North Africa and the Middle East are as difficult as before; indeed, in many places, like Egypt and Libya, they have grown worse.

Of course he has written of his life before, indeed it might be argued that everything he has ever written, including his magisterial biography of Genet and the two shorter volumes on Proust and Rimbaud, are to some extent autobiographical.

Music, like any other creative endeavor, builds on what has come before; indeed, it is often argued that any new work is a reworking of what has already been done.

He continued, "Never before, or indeed since, had such a strength of fellow-feeling been so genuine and so widely shared".

Having never played in a real casino before - indeed, he'd never played the game until he watched the movie Rounders - no one gave him a prayer against 839 others in the main event.

Middle-income families, whose inflation-adjusted incomes are no higher now than in the 1970's, have been saving at much lower rates than before -- indeed, even at negative rates for much of last year.

They said, 'Charlie doesn't like any of these stems.' "I said, 'You know, I've had a knife in my hand before.' " Indeed, my father's first job was at Cohen's Deli on Nantasket Beach, near Boston, where he started as a busboy at 15 but soon graduated to counterman.

Long before Dakota, indeed mere minutes into the flight, all aboard were dead.