Sentence examples for footnote before from inspiring English sources

Marbury was reduced to a footnote before his family and friends and hopeful fans.

The stock now trades at around $41. "You couldn't find numbers for these subsidiaries even in footnotes before," says Eswar Menon, manager of Nicholas-Applegate's $550 million (assets) Emerging Countries Fund.

The stock now trades at around $41. "You couldn't find numbers for these subsidiaries even in footnotes before," says Eswar Menon, manager of Nicholas-Applegate's $550 million (assets) Emerging Countries Fund, who wisely stayed out of the new year buying.

Nagasaki is listed as having a population of *253,000, and the footnote reads: "Before the atom bombing".

"In my 20 years of doing oversight work," Bromwich noted in one footnote, "I have never before had the entity over which I was exercising oversight unilaterally dictate who could be interviewed, even in those instances in which I have dealt with very sensitive matters".

The role made a footnote of everything he'd done before and colored everything that came after.

(Footnote: this was before second-wave feminism. It was before widespread birth control. It was before mini-skirts.

Once a seminal figure in the international avant-garde, Stockhausen all but reduced himself to a historical footnote in the decades before his death in 2007, through his increasingly esoteric output and with an ill-conceived statement ascribing aesthetic value to the 9/11 World Trade Center attack.

It was as if the jokes were being footnoted right before our eyes.

Footnotes Days before it is to open with sneak previews in 800 theaters, the puppet satire "Team America" by Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of "South Park," has received an R rating from the Motion Picture Association of America after changes were made to avoid an NC-17 rating, Reuters reported.

A footnote: Several days before Mr. Fitzgerald left the trust group, Speaker Hastert failed to show up at a fund-raising breakfast held by the National Republican Congressional Committee.