Sentence examples for before the junction from inspiring English sources

Keep on the A499 and after Clynnog Fawr, two kilometres before the junction with the A4417, take the right turn to Trefor.

Jurors at the Old Bailey were told that he should have been aware she was catching up as he waited for 23 seconds at the red light, having overtaken her just 200 metres before the junction.

Mr Rowland said telemetry from the vehicle showed he had slowed to about 4mph a few metres before the junction and would have had "a full view of the road".

A group of 24 B-24s and four B-17s, which left the column just before the junction of the Watut and the Markham attacked the Japanese defensive position at Heath's Plantation, about halfway between Nadzab and Lae.

c) The translated amino acid sequences that don't contain gap (stop condon which is presented as a star in the sequence) before the junction point were retained as fusion peptides.

Dedicated MRCP images, on both the source and the reconstruction images, showed an irregular filling defect in the region of the right hepatic duct, just before the junction with the left hepatic duct to form the common hepatic duct, which did not have the smooth appearance of a stone.

Also back out on tour – in a revised version – is Analogue's Beachy Head, a deserved hit at Edinburgh in 2009; it's at the Drum in Plymouth at the end of the week before heading to the Junction in Cambridge and beyond.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND Traveling to Shippan on Magee Avenue, one passes a ragtag strip of window stores, upholsterers and garages, then a sprawling wastewater treatment plant, before arriving at the junction of Magee, Harbor Drive and Shippan Avenue, which most agree marks the neighborhood's northern boundary.

The main street line continued past Ridge Street, the Charlottesville Union Station, and passed over the Southern Railway tracks before coming to the junction of West Main Street and Jefferson Park Avenue approximately 0.3 mile west of the Southern tracks.

The two routes pass by 426 South Main Street, Benham House, and the city's former United States Post Office, all properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places, before splitting at the junction of Gibson and North Main streets.

In particular, we describe an LFA-1-dependent event during which T cells bind ICAM-1 and ICAM-2 on the basolateral epithelium, before crossing the junctions.