Sentence examples for before the terms from inspiring English sources
And even before the terms have been clarified, House and Senate Republicans are attacking the proposal.
If so, he seriously underestimated the Vietnamese: it took five years and another administration before the terms were signed.
Whether Woodward was consulted before the terms of reference were advertised is another matter, but anyone who asked got the impression that the knight was a shoo-in.
"The Treasury committee will want to see the independent reviewer before he or she gets to work and before the terms of reference are finalised," Tyrie said.
Kevin Winters, McCollum's solicitor, said on Friday that further judicial moves had to be completed before the terms of her release were determined.
Shareholders had been furious that Hester and other board members would get a quarter of their bonus entitlement if the bank's share price breached 50p – a level it had broken before the terms of the bonus had even been finalised.
Pre-class friend : A student that you would consider a friend from BEFORE the term of this class.
BEFORE 9/11, the term "homeland security" didn't exist.
Intrapreneurs, of course, existed long before the term "intrapreneurship" did.
