Sentence examples for before reconvening from inspiring English sources

Some experts envisioned the leaders taking a break of a couple of weeks before reconvening for a continued summit meeting.

During the intermission, before reconvening for the second year, it was time for my class to disperse across the word on an array of internships.

The decision, the last by the House of Lords before reconvening as the supreme court in October, was described as a far-reaching precedent by lawyers representing Purdy.

Most of the women were headed home later on Tuesday before reconvening in New York later in the week to continue their victory tour.

England are spending three days at the FA's National Training Centre at St George's Park this week before reconvening in Bagshot on Sunday evening.

There was very little, however, and the parties will take a one-day break before reconvening on Monday, with opening night of the N.B.A. season very much in jeopardy.

In his statement, George H. Cohen, the director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, said that there had been "some progress" in the talks, which he described as highly focused and constructive, and he asked the sides to assess their positions before they reconvene on Tuesday.

This agenda will, if necessary, also serve as the Tories' campaign platform.Confidence voteMr Harper raised the stakes shortly before parliament reconvened by warning the opposition that the government would view a vote on any of the measures outlined in the throne speech as a matter of confidence.

Scotland's school system differed from the rest of the UK for decades before devolution reconvened the Scottish parliament in 1999.

Johnson hoped to prevent deliberation over whether to re-admit the Southern states by accomplishing full ratification before Congress reconvened in December.

And the public may lose interest in the mechanics of corporate tax law long before Congress reconvenes to vote on a bill to close the loophole.