Sentence examples for before passing on a from inspiring English sources
The Basque region collects all taxes, before passing on a chunk to the centre.
With phone-a-friend help from the keeper of the Countdown puns, Richard Whiteley, Vorderman made an impressive total of £125,000 for charity before passing on a Shakespearean poser.
That means if you buy in now, the fund could rise by 51% and sell all its winners before passing on a dime of capital gains taxes to you.
Red cells were lysed with lysing buffer (155 mM NH4Cl, 10 mM KHCO3 0.1 mM EDTA), and the remaining granulocytes were washed and then incubated with anti-CD16 immunomagnetic microbeads for 30 min before passing on a steel-matrix column in a magnetic field and CD16-negative eosinophils were collected.
Subsequent to centrifugation at 400 g for 10 min at 4°C, and subsequently the pellet was incubated with anti-CD16 immunomagnetic microbeads for 30 min before passing on a steel-matrix column in a magnetic field, and the CD16-negative eosinophils were collected.
This makes sense: in such an environment, it would be fair for Muslims to pause before, say, passing on a lead to the police, worrying about whether the police would then look at them with suspicion as well.
Dry air was scrubbed of CO2 with a column of soda lime (2 5 mm granular, Sigma Aldrich, Steinheim, Germany) before passed on to an Oxzilla II O2 analyser for O2 and barometric pressure (BP) measurements.
Imagine if every politician, or Wall Street recipient of taxpayer money, was required to pee into cup, and to sit through an hourlong lecture on morality, before passing on or receiving a bailout.
His father, Franciscus, was a lowly painter of church murals and died of tuberculosis in his early 40s, but not before he had passed on a passion for painting to his son.
As I have asked before, will my generation pass on a society that is substantially less free than the one we inherited, together with tools of oppression never before seen?
