Sentence examples for before the globe from inspiring English sources

Last Saturday, without knowing that he had died the day before, The Globe and Mail in Toronto published a review of his latest book, an appreciation of John Donne.

There was just one catch, an exhibit label points out: Leicester died before the Globe was built.

He noted that reporters like Kristen Lombardi were investigating the Catholic church sexual abuse scandal a year before The Globe started its ambitious and award-winning coverage.

About 24 hours before The Globe and Mail published its article on Feb. 7, Ms. Smith-Valade outlined her damage control plan in an e-mail to the organizing committee's 20 board members.

"There is good evidence that Romeo and Juliet was first performed at The Curtain, and when Shakespeare was writing all his earliest plays Shoreditch is where they would have been performed, before the Globe was built in 1599".

Before the globe artichokes with crushed fava beans recipe, he shares that his grandmother's maiden name was Luciana Cohen and that she was born to a Jewish family from Rome.

As I've said before, the Globes are an intrinsically fallacious, dunderheaded program where even the award winners crack jokes about how their trophies were purchased by a studio marketing department.

It's a good thing Hollywood hadn't gotten a hold of this BEFORE the Golden Globes.

"I read about him online the day before the Globes.

— MIKE HALE A few days before the Globes, Simon Curtis, the director of "My Week With Marilyn," talked about working with Michelle Williams in the role of Marilyn Monroe.

Kaufman hates public appearances, and in the days before the Globes, he dreaded the thought of having to walk up to the podium and make a speech.