Sentence examples for before she asserts from inspiring English sources

The first moment Billie Jean and Marilyn have alone, Marilyn asks her to go dancing; at the bar they go to, Marilyn offers, "It must be intoxicating," to which Billie Jean responds, "What, playing tennis?" The smile fades from Marilyn's face before she asserts, "Being inside your skin".

"When we sit down to watch pornography, we know it's a fantasy and we know it's something that we're using as escapism," she asserts, before admitting: "We do have a distorted view of our fantasies in society, but that's because we don't talk about them enough.

In a book she wrote before her death, she asserted that Mr. Akhtar was involved in the bombing.

Shine!" she asserted, before doubling over in a fit of giggles.

"I said, 'Pull your pants down,' " she asserted, before starting one of the longest speeches given at any Hall of Fame ceremony.

"Things are worse now than before," asserted one, "because our hopes were so high after Cairo".

In what appeared to be a response to what had been said the day before, Mr. Blair asserted: "I have beliefs too.

But it is surely only a matter of time before Ben asserts his birthright to enter parliament and appears before some forelock-tugging Labour selection committee.

Its role, she astutely asserted, was defunct before it was built.

Before anyone confidently asserts the triumphant return of our sovereign powers, they need to understand what EU law regulates and how it is enacted in UK law.

Of course, there were no microbes before Pasteur, he asserts, invoking supertime to make this less far-fetched: microbes did not exist in 1863's view of 1863 or before, but do exist in 1864's view of earlier times.