Sentence examples for before spiralling from inspiring English sources
Simon Allen's saxophone ducked through the opening melody, plunging eerily into electronic reverb before spiralling upwards.
Before spiralling into a battle with paranoid schizophrenia and enduring experimental shock therapy treatments for his illness, Nash flourished at Princeton university.
Drummer Joel Amery takes over vocal duties and plays acoustic guitar on Swallowtail, which starts off as a woozy love lament before spiralling into thrashy rock.
It's an inquisitive piece in which cello and piano step tentaively around each other with the subtlety of the opening sections giving way to the hysterical intensity of "RS Flügelschlagen", in which the piano is attacked internally and cello plucked violently, before spiralling into silence.
Video posted on social media showed the jet being hit and quickly catching fire, before spiralling to the ground.
Much like that time you promised yourself you'd have just one slice of stuffed crust Hawaiian, Church's bargain-hunting started small before spiralling out of control.
At the top, you have time to look around, before spiraling down like a drill".
Against the rest of the band's pointillistic precision the lead guitarist wrapped his lines in reverb, slyly ambling behind the beat before spiraling rapidly through it, turning its complexities inside out again and again.
It uses Mr. Brambilla's lavish sampling of hundreds of movie clips to create a swirling helix in which Maria von Trapp, Yoda, Dr. Strangelove and others seem to be flying through the air overhead before spiraling into a celestial toilet.
But the earth-shaking Paris protests in 1968 also began with calls for university reform -- before spiraling into street battles between radicalized students and truncheon-wielding gendarmes, opposing symbols in the culture war between old and new France.
Beginning with some angular phrases, he then played a row of oddly articulated single notes — they sounded as if they had been recorded and played backward — before spiraling into a controlled frenzy.
