Sentence examples for before the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Many people said it would take centuries before the equivalent of a library's bookshelves would ever make it onto the Web.

All the games are now played as double-headers before the equivalent fixtures in the men's competition, with the final next Sunday.

The women's tournament has moved up the coast from Galle to Colombo now that only four teams remain, and both semi-finals and Sunday's final will be played before the equivalent fixtures in the men's competition.

Suppose, Mr. Allen said, that these developers "go before the equivalent of the landmarks commission but in the field of art" and offer to compromise on three instead of six sunflowers.

How long before the equivalent of the Glazers and Lerners in the form of overseas organisations (think University of Florida in London) move in to get a slice of the action?

In 2006, firms less than five years old with 20 or fewer employees created 26.6% more jobs than they had the year before; the equivalent number for 2009 was 8.6%.

Studying the night before is the equivalent of cramming for a standardized test the night before; it's so broad and complex that you will probably lose more information than you retain.

The probabilistic power flow coincides well before and after the equivalent.

The resulting 290-bp PCR products were digested with EcoRI and KpnI before ligation into the equivalent sites of pFUS2.

The resulting 310-bp DNA fragment was digested with BamHI and EcoRI before ligation into the equivalent sites of pNM220.

100% of the animals pre-treated 4 days before infection with the equivalent of 3×108 pfu of heat-killed P3-CHA solution died within 2 days (Figure 1B), showing that an active bacteriophage is required.