Sentence examples for before salvation from inspiring English sources
During the ordeal, Mr. Bekkedal said his feelings flitted between confusion, incredulity, fear, terror and panic, all interspersed with more lucid and measured moments, before salvation finally arrived.
The question for 2012 is whether we can survive another year of nonsensical economic policies before salvation comes with a new President in 2013.
Three months passed before salvation arrived in the form of Ross Brawn, the former Ferrari technical director and mastermind of all seven of Michael Schumacher's world titles, who had taken the helm of the Honda F1 team in late 2007, albeit too late to avert their dismal 2008 campaign.
Dalmarnock lay derelict and forgotten for 30 years before its salvation via a two-week mega-sporting event: last summer's Commonwealth Games.
Unfortunately, we've seen this all before with Salvation, which managed to recruit a post-Dark Knight Christian Bale, Bryce Dallas Howard and Helena Bonham Carter, but still left fans of the series nonplussed.
Carter grew up in one of Brooklyn's roughest housing projects, dealing drugs before finding salvation in hip hop.
Maron's startling success is an extreme example of personal and professional salvation before the altar of the podcast.
They were teetering on the edge of disaster before finding momentary salvation from sources both obvious and unexpected.
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The remaining standalone investment banks, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, haemorrhaging cash as clients run for the exit, engage in an increasingly surreal series of mating dances with various commercial banks, before finding temporary salvation by turning themselves into bank holding companies.
According to legend, one Athenian soldier, in full battle gear, ran the 26 miles 385 yards from the battlefield to central Athens to deliver the news of salvation before he died of exhaustion.
