Sentence examples for before the first staging from inspiring English sources
The five-week run will also feature Garth Fagan's "From Before," the first staging of his work outside his own company, Garth Fagan Dance and a new production of Ronald K. Brown's "Grace".
One patient had to discontinue treatment before the first staging owing to respiratory problems.
Two patients (13.3%) had to discontinue treatment before the first staging: one owing to respiratory problems and the other owing to rapid progression of brain metastases.
As was stated before, for the first stage of the residential sorting model we need to predict the income that a household head could earn in any state.
Models were fabricated before the resection of mandibular ameloblastoma and were used to prepare bridging plates before the first stage of reconstruction.
On Monday, a rest day before the first stage, Armstrong was on stage at Royal Adelaide Hospital, beginning his foundation's LiveStrong global cancer campaign.
On Monday, a rest day before the first stage, Armstrong began his foundation's global cancer campaign in Adelaide with an appearance at Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Entremed, the company that will produce the drugs, released a statement yesterday that it will take between 12 and 18 months before the first stages of the trials begin.
The call is for workers to start building the second stage of a gas pipeline heading south towards central Mexico, even before the first stage of the pipeline has been inaugurated.The Los Ramones pipeline is the spine of a proposed 10,000km natural-gas transport network that could lead the transformation of Mexico's energy industry.
Edinburgh's first real suburb, George Square was laid out in 1766 nearly 20 years before the first stages of the building of the New Town; although only part of two sides of the square with its original small-scale domestic architecture survives amid the bleak concrete tower blocks of the modern university, it is noticeably friendlier than the somewhat bleak facades of the New Town.
Young UK businesses are being hoovered up by foreign and multi-national companies, said Longworth, before asking, "How are we ever going to have a Cisco or an Apple in the UK if the business disappears before the first stage of development?" A large part of the debate centred on whether investment should go to higher education or further education.
