Sentence examples for before pointing out that from inspiring English sources

He added, "The market is more global than ever before," pointing out that the five bidders for Lichtenstein's "Sleeping Girl," from 1964, came from China, North and South America and Europe.

"There was an election recently," Sparer joked before pointing out that some important public health and environmental programs could be at risk.

"Nothing's impossible," concedes Mr Bennink, before pointing out that—unlike when he first took over Numico would be an expensive mouthful.

"I love Warren," he would sometimes say, before pointing out that an investor in Countrywide would have done far better than an investor in Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.

Meanwhile, I did my first tweet about one of my customer's "poop" last week, before pointing out that we are much more than what we eat.

It detailed the laundry list of things one must do to go out, before pointing out that once you get there, all you want to do is leave.

Kerger also fact-checked Romney -- who she has tussled with before -- pointing out that PBS doesn't get any direct money from the government.

"Huge production values," he added, before pointing out a few problems: namely, that the main character was "totally unbelievable".

One, interviewed by the OCCRP, said he had ruled correctly on the evidence before him, pointing out that none of his rulings had been overturned.

The home secretary, Theresa May, then agreed with her, and the prime minister, David Cameron, indicated that he, too, supported, hypothetically, a "modest" reduction, before rapidly pointing out that officially, the government had no intention of changing the abortion laws.

He had been non-committal about that before his race, pointing out that "he's tall and I'm short".