Sentence examples for before reassuring from inspiring English sources
"Are your retirement fears overblown?" a graphic in the magazine asks, before reassuring us that "despite the bad news, pre-retirees with high incomes are okay". Why?
"You could use some sugar / 'Cause your levels ain't right," Perry croons, before reassuring us that it's fine to "eat with your hands" because she's "on the menu" ― wink. .
Just like Titanic," he tells readers, before reassuring them: "But don't worry.
In this case, three years and seven months," he said at a press conference, before reassuring supporters that he knew the reasons behind his side's poor performances.
He cocks his head and says with a gravelly murmur, "Don't I seem like the tender type?" before reassuring me, "All this.44 Magnum stuff, it's just an act".
My mother, who has a penchant for tangents, got sidetracked by a lengthy explanation of black-market adoptions before reassuring me that that was not how I'd been acquired.
"I got a little chunky because I love cheese," she said, before quickly reassuring fans, "but I have been on a diet".
Mr. Hoffmann said he was reassured as soon as he laid eyes on her, even before her reassuring words.
He said he texted Matthew shortly before 8am reassuring him about the wellbeing of his 11-month-old nephew, who was in hospital, and Matthew replied saying: "Good news".
Along with a Drexel executive from New York, Mr. Yamamoto had spent the week before the bankruptcy reassuring his Japanese clients that the firm was sound.
That linkage across time — the sense of being led by the tracks of others who were there before you — is reassuring, especially in the more remote places.
