Sentence examples for before lifetime from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tarnofsky-Ostroff emphasized that before Lifetime, she worked at developing shows at the 20th Century Fox television studio and introduced programs there for both men and women, including, prominently, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," now one of UPN's biggest hits.

While each mile driven on electricity costs less than a mile powered by gasoline, "it is likely to be several decades before lifetime fuel savings start to balance the higher first cost of the vehicles," the report stated.

Long before Lifetime was seen as a "weepy world" of things to "hate-watch," it was a channel with no idea what it was or wanted to be.

TV movies, which Showtime and HBO popularized a few years before Lifetime, talk shows and most daytime programing typically attracted a female audience.

Before Lifetime, Investigation Discovery and the creators of one feature film will attempt to introduce the case to modern audiences, CBS' six-hour docuseries, "The Case Of: JonBenét Ramsey" will debut in September. .

The stability of a structure can be characterized by a lifetime before severe degradation (in this case before macroscopic phase separation becomes apparent to the diner).

The particles of the ring current have a finite lifetime before being lost to the Earth's atmosphere.

"Once you step into big shoes like that you want your trustees to give you a lifetime before judging you.

There were more women film-makers than before, and the lifetime achievement award went to a woman.

The New York Times reported the finding on July 3 of that year, but it would be almost a lifetime before anyone developed a practical application for it.

She's the one who got him interested in civil rights and feminism, who pushed him to become more of a public figure and to give more of his money away before during his lifetime.