Sentence examples for before responsibilities from inspiring English sources
In her book Necessary Losses, Judith Viorst argues that we need to accept that there are losses in life that we need to undergo and embrace in order to be fulfilled, whether it's a first love who wasn't suitable, the body a mother had before giving birth or the party life we enjoyed before responsibilities.
And today the Prime Minister tacitly acknowledged he was now putting popularity before responsibility and abandoning his plan to put a minimum price on a drink.
Unaccustomed to putting pleasure before responsibility, the queen tries to think of reading as a means of fulfilling her "duty to find out what people are like".
That was the case in New York before responsibility for traffic enforcement shifted from the Transportation Department to the police in 1996, said James Huntley, president of Communications Workers of America Local 1182, which represents the uniformed traffic and sanitation enforcement agents.
Even before responsibility is investigated or admitted by some obscure political fringe group wanting their spot blown, we're already using the "T" word.
But are we so playful, inventive and vain that our own art, inventions and play take precedence before responsibility for the future of our planet?
HUD, which administered RESPA for many years before responsibility was shifted to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), never deployed an army of examiners and it is doubtful that this will change under the CFPB.
Divide the responsibilities BEFORE your wedding planning begins to take on a life of its own.
Obama should invoke the Chemical Weapons Convention and place Syria before its responsibilities in being among the tiny group of nations that has not adhered.
He was a prolific researcher and writer, particularly for the 15 years from 1969, before management responsibilities began to take their toll.
It represents the chance to revisit those carefree days before commitments, responsibilities and nappies ruined all the fun.
