Sentence examples for before the sinister from inspiring English sources

She and Verlaine exchange their first words in over a decade, and she barely has enough time to give Verlaine a mysterious Fabergé egg before the sinister and seductive angel Eno drags her off to a secret lab in Siberia.

The travels take place under the cover of local business, but in fact, Principal is on the move, trying to get his story told before the sinister forces arrayed against him intervene.

If these informal pollsters get it right this time, as they used to before the sinister phenomena of social media data and 'fake news' raised its ugly head, it's another warning that social media manipulation of public opinion and voting is very real.

Months before C. Montgomery Burns, the sinister boss on "The Simpsons," endorsed Mitt Romney for President, a single television ad had done a lot to float the image of Romney as a coldhearted fat cat.

If De Silva's review fluffs the 'state involvement' question by floating the conspiracy kite, he has nevertheless done something useful: he tells us more than we knew before about the sinister synergy between security system and the loyalist gunmen.

By Jane Mayer Shorr, Johnson, and Magnus Months before C. Montgomery Burns, the sinister boss on "The Simpsons," endorsed Mitt Romney for President, a single television ad had done a lot to float the image of Romney as a coldhearted fat cat.

A veteran of these cartoon-to-feature experiences (his "Alice in Wonderland" was a blockbuster in 2010), he did what he's done before, mixing the sinister with the sentimental.

Months before C. Montgomery Burns, the sinister boss on "The Simpsons," endorsed Mitt Romney for President, a single television ad had done a lot to….

He made Pin Ups, a transitional album of cover versions, before embarking on the sinister concept album Diamond Dogs, intended as a musical version of George Orwell's 1984.

Sony's Spider-Man is set to explore supervillain title The Sinister Six before returning with a third solo webslinger flick, while Paramount has just jumped on board with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Before playing "Plead The Fifth" with his onscreen nemesis, Daniel Radcliffe told Andy Cohen about the sinister side of being famous: attracting stalkers.