Sentence examples for beginning well before from inspiring English sources

She worked on her first novel, about a 13-year-old girl coping with her mother's death from cancer, for five years, beginning well before her husband's appointment to Obama's cabinet.

The sense of economic vulnerability weighing over the middle class has been building for decades, beginning well before the financial crisis and recession that scarred the last four years.

News organizations complained of hotels wanting tens of thousands of dollars in non-refundable fees and deposits to cover minimum-stay requirements of 45 days beginning well before the May 27 trial date.

Beginning well before the election, President Bush and his chief of staff, Josh Bolten, decided to make this transition different by removing many of the usual obstacles and fostering cooperation and harmony.

Beginning well before the beginning, this edition of Tune In runs to 946 pages of social, local and personal histories, interspersed with exhaustive explications of the wider forces and happenstance surrounding the Beatles' genesis.

*** In Immortal Egypt (BBC2) the engaging and highly enthusiastic Professor Joann Fletcher explored what she contends is the "world's greatest civilisation", beginning well before anyone thought to commemorate himself by throwing up a pyramid.

But, he insisted, construction will begin well before that.

THE sound of banging pots began well before dawn.

Leiter's troubles began well before the third inning.

The contest began well before kick-off on Caxton Street.

But the dialogue began well before 18 March.