Sentence examples for before you dedicated from inspiring English sources

By The New Yorker January 27, 2010 Before President Obama's speech to Congress tonight, we wanted to come before you, dedicated players of the Covers Contest, to offer a few remarks.

Such is the nature a land rush – and goes to my advice that you make sure that your segment has potential before you dedicate your life an passion to it.

After you find what you believe to be a quality mechanic, but before you dedicate your car to that person, test out the relationship you will have with him.

Go incognito and grab a male friend, if possible; you need to get the feel for the atmosphere and the clientele before you dedicate your time there as an employee.

In his most recent Philharmonic foray, last February, in which he conducted Mahler's Sixth Symphony, he struck me again as he had before, a dedicated musician big on technique but not big at all on interpretive ideas.

The ten-minute cab ride was one of the more harrowing experiences in my life; it's safe to say that I have never before dedicated quite so much thought to shock absorbers.

With time passing so slowly, the prospect of his company keeps me going: I text to say that as he's coming before dedicated visiting hours, he must meet me in the day room, and that as I've not slept and am in absolute agony, I won't be at my best.

She first gained notice alongside PJ Ladd, Ryan Gallant, and Jereme Rogers in Coliseum's underground hit PJ Ladd's Wonderful Horrible Life [2002], and had a brief appearance in The Firm's Can't Stop before dedicating herself full-time to Columbia University's undergrad program, earning a major in architecture before jumping back into the skateboard industry in 2008.

The space was just dirt and trash before Diop dedicated the court last week.

Before Surfline, dedicated surfers would hang out on the beach for weeks at a time, dropping everything, including work and relationships, when the surf came up.

He married the model Leslie Allen in 1968 (having divorced Kaufmann the year before) and dedicated his frantic, exhausting novel, Kid Andrew Cody and Julie Sparrow (1977), to her.