Sentence examples for before the reading of from inspiring English sources

If your son was asked any questions before the reading of his rights he should not be in prison.

Photograph: Debra Van Poolen 5.48pm BST A supporter of Bradley Manning protests outside the main gate before the reading of the verdict in Manning's military trial at Fort Meade.

The subtly ironic use of musical allusions appears again in Sportin' Life's "It Ain't Necessarily So," whose melody recalls the blessing chanted in synagogues before the reading of the Torah.

In the Eastern Orthodox Church, two noteworthy processions connected with the celebration of the Eucharist are the "little entrance" before the reading of the Gospel and the "great entrance" before the eucharistic prayer, when the offerings of bread and wine are carried in a more elaborate procession.

By having two read ports for the buffer, one can read blocks from two rows in parallel, which allows the kernel to start reading the first block of a row before the reading of the previous row is finished, and thus, further reducing the energy consumption per frame and further increasing the performance.

An 18 20 h incubation period was employed at ambient temperature before the reading of the DAT.

It is thought by hymnology scholars that it originated in the ninth century or earlier as seven short verses sung immediately before or after the reading of a Psalm in Advent services of worship.

Incensed by this rewriting of history, Representative Jesse Jackson Jr., Democrat of Illinois, arose just before the reading to remind the House of what it was redacting.

Exclusion/Inclusion criteria were developed before the analysis during the reading of randomly selected Signed Grant Agreements and Original Proposals from Round 8 (see Additional file 1: Table S5).

The blessing recited before the public reading of the pentateuchal portions on Sabbath, festivals, holy days, fasts, and certain weekdays refers to God as "He who chose us from among all the peoples and gave us His Torah," thus emphasizing the intimate relationship between the elective and revelatory aspects of God.

Speaking before the first reading of Lord Falconer's assisted dying bill he said doctors had previously helped patients die without "fuss".