Sentence examples for before it suffers from inspiring English sources

The estate agent Foxtons has recently arrived around the corner, touting a two-bed house for £2.25m – how long before it suffers the same fate as its Brixton branch, which had "yuppies out!" scrawled across its windows last week?

Monsters University, like Cars, Cars 2 and Brave before it, suffers from existing in a world that's too far removed from the jeopardy of our own world.

However, what matters in this kind of "mutual hostage" relationship is not how many weapons a country has before it suffers a surprise attack, but how many remain after.

Before it suffered at the hands of chance and injustice, the hall had been tested by the world's greatest orchestras and never had it failed.

"Empire State of Mind" by Jay-Z & Alicia Keys: This was pretty euphoric before it suffered an arduous and painful death due to shameless over-saturation, especially around these parts.

For now, as I trace the footprints on the shoreline of my past, the marks of those who have come and suffered before, it is clear that I and hundreds of thousands of Indigenous people – to take up Certeau's Crusoe analogy – have emerged from the storm, washed up on our own uncharted island of black success.

To be fair (can't believe I'm being fair about Comcast) the pilot installation was remarkable for its stability; broadband service promised (and ultimately delivered) substantially higher speeds than the AT&T DSL service before it, but suffered for several months before settling down.

The MTB had withdrawn out of range at about 01 30, but not before it had suffered engine damage; a bullet had disabled the starboard engine.

I often think that if I just told that friend how their omelette ended up on their plate, or that stranger in the fur coat how the mink or coyote that had worn it before had suffered, perhaps they'd reconsider.

I made my career come before my relationship and it suffered as a result.

The violence left the Brotherhood in an increasingly dire position, facing the prospect of a ban of the kind it suffered before the uprising against President Hosni Mubarak.