Sentence examples similar to ended before schedule from inspiring English sources
Drinks breaks are more frequent and at this time of year, even if there is provision for making up the overs in the event of the day's play ending before the scheduled close because of bad light or weather, it amounts to nothing more than tokenism.
Therefore, the poll question of this issue is: Do you think the baseball strike will end before the championship playoffs are scheduled to begin?
A break in shooting for his role as an Army sergeant in the recent Fox sitcom "Enlisted" gave David another chance, although not without difficulty — a trick knee gave out during previews last month, delaying a run that originally had been scheduled to end before "The Tallest Tree in the Forest" had opened.
Experimental participants were eligible for up to 12 total counseling calls, scheduled during a six month period and ending before completion of the final assessment call.
It all ended in confusion before the final scheduled round, including the agonizing decision by Frazier's cornerman and Ali's collapse onto the canvas.
The rush ended almost before the sale was scheduled to begin, though people kept walking up to the house to see what was left, and to get a last glimpse at the home that has been a Toluca Lake landmark since Hope built it in 1939.
Patients were excluded if they intended on transferring out of the clinic catchment area before the study ended and/or if they were scheduled to start ART.
He recognised a masterpiece when he heard it, and asked Robinson to do no more than repeat the chorus at the end before scheduling the record for immediate release.
The thesis should be examined and defended before the Faculty Supervisor and the Second Reader before the end of scheduled classes in the spring term.
The game was played despite a downpour that started before dawn and ended about an hour after the scheduled start.
3] [585 P.2d 853] arrived at school to attend classes but before the end of scheduled classes he left the school premises.
