Sentence examples for before reassembling from inspiring English sources

Rinse well and allow the parts to air dry before reassembling.

The carbon-heavy air is then pumped into a biocatalyst that isolates the carbon, before reassembling it in a polymerising process into a long-chain thermopolymer.

Live, Hot Chip adapt their songs almost beyond recognition – twisting and pulling them apart, deconstructing everything from melodies to rhythm to tempo before reassembling the parts in an altogether different way.

As in all Cheek by Jowl productions, Donnellan takes the play apart in radical fashion before reassembling it, but he never makes the mistake of forgetting where and when it is set.

In 1976 a Soviet air force lieutenant, wishing to defect to the West, flew a MiG-25 Foxbat to Japan, where Japanese and U.S. technicians pored over every detail of the supersonic fighter before reassembling it and handing it back to its owners.

The Lions players now return to their counties to play in Friday's round of T20 Blast fixtures, before reassembling in Canterbury on Saturday before the last two matches of the Tri-Series at the Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence – against Pakistan on Sunday and Sri Lanka on Monday.

This involves a watchmaker disassembling the movement, placing the parts in a chemical solution to dissolve oil, dirt and dust and applying new lubricants before carefully reassembling.

With Amazon, Google, and Azure Classic, it seems that some intermediary, i. e., the firewall or the hypervisor, is reassembling before forwarding traffic to the virtual instance as we could not identify any fragments in our network captures.

They bounce off each other, refract and splinter into a million pieces before being reassembled.

Teammates went through various on-field drills in their final time together at minicamp before they reassemble July 26 for the start of training camp, but Thomas worked largely on the side with one of the trainers.

Four hundred years before Picasso reassembled women with eyeballs where breasts should be and noses poking out of ears, Leonardo da Vinci put a smile on a woman's face — right where nature intended and yet unlike any smile before it or since.