Sentence examples for before the war between from inspiring English sources

Was there a link before the war between Osama bin Laden and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the terrorist leader in Iraq?

But commercial traffic will resume soon, officials said, along with a ferry service that shuttled passengers before the war between Umm Qasar and the major trading center at Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

Nazar Amin, a psychiatrist at Sulaimaniya University in the northern Kurdish region of Iraq who has studied Artane abuse, said that it began before the war between Iraq and Iran, when some athletes started using the drug in training.

So, for example, here is George Weisz describing how, when his clients speak of their lives before the war, "between their words I see the way the light fell across the wooden floor...

Contracts of insurance entered into before the war between an insurer and a person who subsequently became an enemy, other than contracts dealt with in paragraphs 9 to 18, shall be treated in all respects on the same footing as contracts of fire insurance between the same persons would be dealt with under the said paragraphs.

In keeping with Georgia's national security legislation, its Ministry of Interior obtained court orders to allow it to eavesdrop on and record calls made on MagtiCom's cellphone network, including calls made by two South Ossetian border officials Georgian intelligence had been focusing on for months before the war between Russia and Georgia began.

A: Over a long period of time--before the end of the war between Iraq and Iran--I had tried my very best to see what could be done...

Dominique Collon, assistant keeper in the department of the ancient near east at the British Museum, said today that alarm bells had been set ringing by reports of a meeting before the start of the war between a coalition of antiquities collectors and arts lawyers, calling itself the American Council for Cultural Policy, with US defence and state department officials.

General Hovey's command at this encounter, the 33d Regiment of Illinois Volunteers, consisted largely of students and teachers of the Illinois State Normal University, and because of this it became known as the "Normal Regiment," and sometimes as the "Brains Regiment". Only three years before the outbreak of the war between the states Charles Hovey had helped to establish the teachers' college.

So, to this day, visitors to one of the oldest settlements on the Mississippi can see it much as it was during its heyday before the Civil War (or the War Between the States as it's still called here) when -- thanks to King Cotton -- Natchez was home to over half the millionaires in the United States.

Immigrants have been coming from the Swat Valley for years, well before it became a front in the war between the Taliban and Pakistani government troops.