Sentence examples for before unforeseen from inspiring English sources

And a kind of techno-romance blooms between the two — they go on excursions, vacations, even double dates (with human friends) before unforeseen complications threaten to unplug the couple's connection.

Before this unforeseen wobble, the key to Spieth's dominance of Augusta National had been composure.

On or before June 30th, barring unforeseen circumstances, C-Kermit 9.0 will be released with the Revised 3-Clause BSD License.

The Kings outscored the Knicks by 11-4 over the next four minutes to go ahead by 110-107 before Thomas's unforeseen 3-pointer.

And for fans of black humour, there was the irony of Dunstan's pre-fight comment "I'm looking for a stoppage" made roughly two-and-a-half minutes before the cruel and unforeseen stoppage that left the boxer filling in a lost property form for the gumshield, and any stray teeth that might have been lying around the stadium.

Barring any unforeseen emergencies before he's inaugurated, Obama will have access to around $400 billion in Troubled Asset Relief Program funds.

To set the best possible standards, before shifting to the unforeseen use of only examiner LR, criteria for conformation, palpation and flexion tests were evaluated separately and then jointly by the examiners at the fourth riding school.

Never underestimate the value of a daily routine that you plan out the night before to prepare for surefire, unforeseen obstacles.

These statements are similar to fiscal impact statements and assist policymakers in detecting unforeseen policy ramifications before moving forward with legislation.

Tom Rath, a Republican strategist and Kasich supporter who took part in his first presidential primary in 1964, answered succinctly: "Who the hell knows?" One of them could have a galvanizing moment, he said, like Ronald Reagan in 1980 when he batted down a moderator trying to shush him at a Nashua debate, or rise to some unforeseen event just before the primary.

Tenanes might want to think twice before invoking the notion of the unforeseen.