Sentence examples for before the new wave from inspiring English sources

"Wake in Fright," which is receiving a weeklong run in a vivid restoration at Film Forum, was shot in 1969, before the new wave.

Over the last few years, before the new wave of price increases, insurers quietly chipped away at the benefits in their home policies.

In a Quinnipiac poll taken just before the new wave of revelations hit, on July 23rd, he stood at twenty-six per cent, four points up on the nearest of his five rivals.

Five years before the New Wave took hold, Ms. Varda's oblique storytelling technique and her use of nonprofessional actors and outdoor locations stood in stark contrast to the confines of the French studio system.

It was not that directors were invisible and anonymous before the New Wave, or that the French proponents of the auteur theory were the first to declare that the director was the actual author of a film; it was more that many filmgoers themselves, after those watershed years of 1958 62, began to go to a film because of who had directed it, rather than because of who was in it or what it was about.

Third, after the Election, bots' Russian-related tweets dropped sharply before the new wave of tweets was created.

Mr. Welsh, who was traveling to coffee fields before many of the new wave of young roasters even had their first cup, prefers it.

In 1975, having played with various Merseyside groups, he joined Broad Street Rumour in Reading, before co-founding the new wave El Seven.

Singer Biff Byford had been a miner and a textile worker before Saxon surfed the new wave of British heavy metal (NWOBHM) – he was 28 by the time they released their first album – and he sounded delighted to mythologise the transformation in his fortunes in song.

THE French cinema had a long and distinguished existence before the arrival of the New Wave in 1959, but you would barely know it from the handful of older French films released on DVD in the United States.

And before Soul Coughing, there was the new wave band Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark, who's "Pandora's Box (It's a Long, Long Way)" was the second single from their 1991 album Sugar Tax (Virgin).