Sentence examples for before there is something from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, such descriptions tend to feel like rote recitations of stories Mr. Townshend has had to recount hundreds of times before; there is something truncated and vaguely perfunctory about them.

Even though I have done it before, there is something about swimming out over an island shelf and watching the coral sea floor drop from 7 feet to 7000 feet below you to get your adrenaline rushing.

I'd say it's only a matter of time before there is something like America's Best Dance Crew in the UK" Timey, who trained at the Northern Ballet School, said street dance teachers needed to be properly trained, not least to understand the risks of the acrobatics now common in the genre.

As I've said before, there's something peculiar about the repeated insistence that Japan's experience demonstrates that the Obama approach can't work.

When the signal turned to green at the end of last season it was Chelsea who went through first and, though United have seen rivals pip them to the honours before, there was something about the way they shuddered to a halt in April that suggested their vehicle is going to be in and out of the garage for the foreseeable future.

Although we've been before, there's something new to discover with every trip.

Although this decision was unlike any other I had made before, there was something very familiar about it.

And although I've listened to the song countless times before, there was something clearly different about its Grammys rendition.

As many have pointed out before, there's something distinctly "basic bro" about wanting that extra jolt of energy with your drunkenness.

Even as I talk about the many continuities, the influences I see from the organizing that came before, there's something happening now that is special and different and extraordinary.

Even as I talk about the many continuities, I see and the influences I see from the organizing that came before, there's something happening now that is special and different and extraordinary.