Sentence examples for before praising from inspiring English sources

Skacel then struck a fifth to rub salt into Hibernian's wounds before praising his team-mates.

And before praising Woods's work ethic, Palmer preferred to discuss Woods's swing and his consistency.

We went down," snarked a 1998 article in the New York Times, before praising the many charms of Bryson's book.

The proper thing to do — even before praising American resilience and Pia Sundhage's coaching — is to respect France.

When I spoke to Cook, he lauded Beats' music-streaming service and its personnel before praising its hardware.

"I have this label 'whistleblower' which is synonymous with troublemaker," she said in 2014, before praising SEC's whistleblower program.

"It's great to have him back," Belichick said, before praising O'Brien for being "very dedicated, as we've seen this year, to finishing the job here".

Powell's reply, in echoing the words that so many have parroted before, praised the capitalist system and expressed the conviction that the rewards in the finance industry are deserved since "with risk goes return".

The other gem in the KTVA news piece is the anxiety-ridden, beady-eyed Palin speaking at some sort of art gallery function about why, before supposedly firing Monagen for failing to address rural alcohol issues (her cover story) she had, two weeks before, praised his work on the issue and nominated him to be Director of the Alaska State Beverage Control Commission.

He avoided the harsh criticism of Mr. Kerry that he had raised proudly the week before, instead praising both Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards as "fine people".

William Langland wrote the poem Piers Plowman in the years before 1380, praising peasants who respected the law and worked hard for their lords, but complaining about greedy, travelling labourers demanding higher wages.