Sentence examples for better time before from inspiring English sources

"What better time before we go to New England to get this kind of confidence, to get our swagger, to get this off our back so we can play free," Holliday said.

That music may be a memory of a better time, before the ravages of crack and the drug wars blighted inner cities, but warmth still comes through the pops and hisses.

And it is more than the troupe was able to raise in better times, before the recession, and before its squeezed finances forced it to abandon its old home in Lincoln Center, where it used to give more than 100 performances a season.

Finding a job takes more time and effort than it has for decades, and some analysts even advise well-employed postdocs to stay put and wait for better times before going on the market.

But will the clocks keep better time than before?

A Kygo video has replaced the postcard on the fridge, a reminder that a better time has come before and will come again.

For most of mankind, now is a better time than ever before to be alive.

For Mr. Adams, her visit was "a huge deal," and could not have come at a better time: a day before the state's primaries.

This year, Desmond, Ashley and their four children will be family number 66. Having lived in a cramped, run-down motel room for 1 ½ years where the family shared a single bed and small couch, the news couldn't have come at a better time; just weeks before Christmas.

If you're an entrepreneur looking to expand your customer base, there's never been a better time to think globally before acting locally.

We found 72 hours the better time for evaluation because before that most of the patients were sedated.