Sentence examples for before taking a road from inspiring English sources
He'd inculcated the habits of close reading and biography-free interpretation into three generations of students before taking a Road to Damascus sabbatical, in Paris, in 1975, where he'd met Roland Barthes at a dinner party and been converted, over duck cassoulet, to the new faith.
Depriving yourself of needed energy before a long day is like intentionally flattening one of your tires before taking a road trip.
I'll admit to having a pretty stunted knowledge of the state before taking a 250-mile road trip from the Georgia border south along the coast to Hutchinson Island, just north of West Palm Beach, in early April.
The Earthquakes asserted their Supporters Shield credentials last year with a 3-1 home win over RSL last April, before taking a 2-1 road win in June, and most humiliating of all, crushing Salt Lake with a 5-0 victory a few weeks later, behind a Chris Wondolowski hat trick.
If you don't have 50percentt, or more, of the useable life of the brake pads or shoes left, you should seriously consider replacing them before taking a major road trip in severe weather conditions.
"You can tell they're trying to turn Camden around," Mr. Richardson said before quickly entering his car and taking a road directly out of the city.
"The Flat," which won a prize at Tribeca and hits Los Angeles theaters with a new English voice-over on Wednesday, seems to head down a familiar road before taking a startling turn.
Speaking of focused, how would you like 70 lumens of "eye-blinding white light" to freeze you like a deer on a dark Wisconsin road just before taking a nice set of "sharpened retractable spikes" to the noggin?
As of Sept. 1, under the stricter state graduated licensing regulations, junior drivers who receive a permit will be expected to have a minimum of 20 hours of supervised driving before they can take a road test.
The computer has not emerged as a teaching tool, even as more states toughen the requirements for young people obtaining a license, with extended periods of "provisional" licensing or rules that require people with learner permits to log 20 or 30 hours with an older driver before they can take a road test.
