Sentence examples for before it lives from inspiring English sources
It's compellingly acted and staged (by Doug Hughes), but the script probably needs another trip through the word processor before it lives up to its production (2 00).
So despite its reputation as the Manhattan of the Middle East, Tel Aviv and Israell) has a ways to go before it lives up to its name by legalizing gay marriage as has already been done in (the actual) Manhattan.
Before it leaves us, then; before it lives only in news footage and movies like "Splash": one last look at a part of the city taken for granted, save by fish people, nighthawks and urban anthropologists.
But the EP itself has a long way to go before it lives up to the standards of transparency it sought to impose on Mr Juncker's new commissioners.For all the noisy grilling, the two big centre-right and social democrat groupings avoided taking down each other's favourites in the hearings.
"Come Fly the Friendly Skies" seems in 2017 more like an ironic jab or a veiled threat than a promise of courteous service, and it may have some time yet before it lives that down.
And if such a woman as the dying consumptive, rather than bring into the world such miserable children, rather perhaps than give life to a daughter to suffer all that she has endured, destroys the little being, so she thinks, before it lives, she would be punished by the law, and he, the real murderer, would go unrebuked, uncondemned.
It was alive long before me and I hope it lives long after me.
Kickstarter grappled with removing the book before letting it live on, deciding that the 2 hours left on the campaign wasn't enough time to investigate.
A prototype is a mockup of your website or new function that you can interact with and test before pushing it live.
Going off of that, one of the biggest mistakes I see people make is trying to make their site perfect before pushing it live.
That means making sure you have done a proper quality assessment of the product, on your own, before pushing it live into a client deliverable.
