Sentence examples for before the lapse of from inspiring English sources
The arrival of a raindrop allows one to make no prediction of when the next will arrive; the best one can hope for is a statement that there is half a chance that the next will arrive before the lapse of a certain time.
A Member State who has terminated the close cooperation with the ECB may not enter into a new close cooperation before the lapse of three years from the date of the publication in the Official Journal of the European Union of the ECB decision terminating the close cooperation.
Illyricum was disturbed, the Gallic provinces wavering, Britain subdued and immediately let go.7 The Sarmatae and Suebi rose against us; the Dacians won fame by defeats inflicted and suffered; even the Parthians were almost roused to arms through the trickery of a pretended Nero.8 Moreover, Italy was distressed by disasters unknown before or returning after the lapse of ages.
If the coda amplitude reached twice the noise level for each frequency band before the lapse time of 30 s, the end of the time window was set to the time when the amplitude reached twice the noise level.
The bureau's failure to grasp the significance of the contacts provides a case study in the lapses of American counterterrorism efforts before Sept. 11.
Blackaller conceded that at one point he tacked USA before his crew was ready; Cudmore took advantage of the lapse by moving ahead more than a boat length.
Allowing Sbarro to open before the cleanup is complete would be an unthinkable lapse of judgment, the group contends.
There was a considerable lapse of time before the history of Greek writing resumed at Byzantium.
"Leap Before You Look" makes up for the lapse.
If you're into watching someone get their face shuffled around and repositioned under a surgeon's knife, and then endure multiple minutes of "before and after" time lapses of their bruised faces while they heal, there's a video out there for you.
