Sentence examples for before they established from inspiring English sources

The two groups have an old friendship, dating to the days when some Orthodox immigrants from Eastern Europe worshiped in Episcopal parishes before they established their own churches.

They noted that the report covered arrests from several years before the program was widely in place and before they established priorities that focus deportations on immigrants with criminal records.

"All these rich folks got in the buffalo ranching business before they established a market".Around the country, and especially at the North America Bison Cooperative in New Rockford, North Dakota, freezers are full of tonnes of unsold buffalo meat.

And just as the bardic measures had been in preparation for centuries before they established themselves as canonical, so the song metres that replaced them had existed for centuries among the people.

Between 1855 and 1862, the Ebenezers, concerned over the "worldly influences" of nearby Buffalo, sold their property and moved west to Iowa, but not before they established an agricultural economy that has since given way to more specialized nursery, greenhouse, and truck farming.

Dylan, for his part, could not yet have known — few if any of the Beats' young admirers did — how the original core members of the Beat generation had been hard at work for years before they established their reputations in the late 1950s.

Industries often evolve for years before they establish standards.

It will be a question of how well Google builds coalitions and lays the groundwork before they establish a fait accompli in a particular area".

In these areas Wolfe's team, monitoring the flow of viruses between wild animals and humans, hopes to pinpoint potential killer viruses before they establish a big foothold in people.

Aberdeen are among those who have suffered from losing players before they establish themselves in the first team, with Jack Grimmer leaving for Fulham when he was 17 and Ryan Fraser leaving for Bournemouth at 18. Hibernian and Hearts have established a strong reputation for developing young talent, and Scottish clubs can exploit the worth of that reputation.

They are also not required to do any baseline testing of soil, water and air quality before they establish their wells and infrastructure.