Sentence examples for before the points from inspiring English sources

Even before the points began to flow, it swung deliciously between pain and pleasure.

The mat chairman, though, ordered a video replay, meaning Sanderson waited a few nervous minutes before the points were awarded.

*No winner in 1894, 1902, 1903, 1906, and 1907; before the points system was established, only a contestant who had won at least three of the four events was considered the all-around champion.

Donaldson should have made it two but fired over from five-yards before the points were secured through George Saville's effort that found the corner.

As stated before, the cross point would correspond to the vanishing point of the trajectory.

Look at the tape and see the last number before the stop point, for example, 17.

It's the point before the point of no return.

But she moved on before the point could be clarified, polling others in the crowd.

She smacked an apparent winner there, but shouted "Come on!" before the point concluded.

Somehow, in the end, the pressure has always dissipated before the point of catastrophe, and that could happen now too.

But Iupac relented in 1997, two years before the point became moot with the scientist's death at 86.