Sentence examples for bystander before from inspiring English sources

When the police arrived to arrest him, Medvedev had just enough time to hand his guitar to a bystander before he was dragged off to a waiting paddy wagon.

Footage captured by a bystander before Chelsea drew 1-1 with Paris St Germain appeared to show a man being pushed back on to the platform amid chants of "We're racist, we're racist and that's the way we like it".

An unverified video shot by a bystander before the incident showed a large crowd gathered at the open-air market, waiting for the food distribution.

A university rugby team decided to have a "posh cunts" theme night and finished the evening in the traditional manner of a university rugby club, and that is by running through an innocent bystander before going home to bray about all the tops they've ever had in their life.

They then stripped the slain officers of their weapons and ammo, covered them with swastikas a "Don't Tread On Me" flag, and headed to a nearby Walmart, where they fatally shot a bystander before Amanda turned the gun on her husband and then killed herself.

They then stripped the slain officers of their weapons and ammo, covered them with swastikas and a "Don't Tread on Me" flag, and headed to a nearby Walmart, where they fatally shot a bystander before Amanda turned the gun on herself and her husband was downed by a police officer.

The form includes an indication of what type of help, if any, patients received from bystanders before medical staff arrived on the scene.

He is thrown to the ground and appears to be punched and kicked by a handful of bystanders, before swiftly being escorted away by security.

Along the way, the pair shock, unnerve and offend a succession of unsuspecting bystanders, before making a subversive appearance at a child beauty pageant.

The officer is supposed to take into consideration such factors as the possible risk to bystanders before deciding to shoot, officials say.

Public Access Defibrillation – the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) by lay bystanders before the arrival of Emergency Medical Services – is an important strategy in delivering prompt defibrillation to victims of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and can greatly improve survival rates.