Sentence examples for beforehand feeling from inspiring English sources
I had excused myself shortly beforehand, feeling an impending sense of doom and tear gas.
"This is one where they may have feelings beforehand but, during the game, I think it will be much better if everybody just focuses on getting behind the players and helping them.
"I don't think I was feeling 100% beforehand.
She took her first tentative steps on snow at the Chill Factore in Manchester and admitted to feeling scared beforehand but she needn't have worried as her knee was fine.
Prejudice is described as an unfavorable opinion or feeling formed beforehand or without knowledge, thought, or reason.
If you really do have the urge to be mean to someone, explain beforehand that you're feeling a bit emotionally fragile and you may be cranky/likely to start crying.
I remember feeling really nervous beforehand, waiting in the wings, and [co-star] Colin Farrell was giving me a little back massage going, 'It's going to be fine, Eddie, it's going to be fine.'" And here's something else that hasn't changed about Redmayne: near-crippling nerves have been a recurring feature of his career.
"The friends of the young foreign fighters are careful to point out that it wasn't just the Charter – they were thinking and feeling these things beforehand.
Studying beforehand will help you avoid feeling out of the loop.
Practice your lines beforehand.
