Sentence examples for began right before from inspiring English sources

It began: Right before me, as I write, is a folder in which my wife keeps the blotters from Mr. Eschner, the insurance man, Don's first report card, the letter from the income tax people about the gambling loss at Tia Juana, the press photograph of me greeting Helen Kane (in behalf of the studio) at the Pasadena Station and my literary output.

The drama begins right before a ferry leaves, when the spacious, modern station is crawling with commuters.

A handful of condominium projects begun right before the national housing market collapsed had to shift gears and become rental apartments.

And as they distribute the final fruits of summer to their Community Supported Agriculture shareholders, Mr. Young is still more than a month away from the start of his C.S.A., which begins right before Thanksgiving and runs through February.

The projection is conceived to begin right before dusk, in such a way that the words projected onto the sea cliffs become brighter and clearer as the darkness of the night sets in.

So modernity bolted out of the starting gate in 1914: Archduke shot, millions of men in gray and khaki precipitately herded into railway cars, carnage begun right on cue — before the Flemish mire slowed everything down and millions plodded to their doom.

This route begins right on Poole quayside, and before you know it you've pedalled through three different port towns almost without noticing.

Senator Jeff Sessions began speaking right before the prime-time hour of coverage (around 7 00, Pacific time).

After a few days of this pattern, you learn to expect food at noon every day, and your rat tummy begins rumbling right before the nice man shows up — exactly the state Jensen wants you in.

After a few days of this pattern, you learn to expect food at noon every day, and your rat tummy begins rumbling right before the nice man shows up -- exactly the state Jensen wants you in.

A prime example is the pro-choice/reproductive rights movement in the U.S. The advocacy for such rights began decades before the right to an abortion was established by the Supreme Court in 1973 in one of its most far-reaching and progressive decisions--Roe v. Wade.