Sentence examples for before means from inspiring English sources

What you've done before means nothing.

The volume of climbing that has come before means there could be a spectacular casualty or two at the end".

"Before" means before July 28th, when Mr Chávez declared a "freeze" on diplomatic ties and said he would seek alternatives to Colombian goods.

That, as this newspaper has argued before, means both some form of "bad bank" for toxic loans (with temporary nationalisation part of that cleansing process, if necessary) and guarantees to cover catastrophic losses in the "good" banks that remain.

The loss of family farms, he had said the night before, means the loss of a school, the loss of a church, the loss of a Main Street and ultimately "the disappearance of a way of life and a culture that meant a lot to this country in terms of its values and its ethics".

"The fact he has been at the club before means the settling in period will be quicker".

One hundred twenty-five victories the year before meant nothing at that moment.

All those experiences I had in my life before meant that I knew instantly that I could do it".

The time interval between mean shift and the latest sample point before mean shift.

"Whatever grants engineers got before meant they had to share their IP rights with the government," Gaika notes.

This paper proposes an extension of MEAN-MH that incorporates an Exhaustive Search ESS) procedure as a previous stage before MEAN-MH.