Sentence examples for given just before from inspiring English sources
Second, curb mother-to-child transmission with cheap, one-shot drugs given just before birth.
The second, which is more often missed, is given just before children start school.
Do not let the sun go down on your wrath It's the best piece of advice I've been given, just before my wife and I got married.
Ridgeway, in a speech given just before his elevation expressed the view that no immediate conclusion of the fighting was foreseeable.
As he said in a 1975 interview given just before shooting started, he made the change "because the viewer must not think that the heroine is lying, or that she's faking".
The shift may lead to additional costs for districts and will most likely require that Regents exams, now given just before high school graduation, be held earlier in the spring.
The epigraph, "Fire 'that can thy light relume,' " is taken from the speech Othello gives just before killing Desdemona.
Quietly moving too is the friendly but sometimes cantankerous interaction between Damon and Roach, who spends his days composing the brief speech he plans to give just before his execution.
Macron did pundits everywhere a favor, when, in an interview he gave just before his election, he used the term "jupitérien" to refer to his intended governing style.
Mr. Daeschner will also be a guest at a dinner which Mrs. Chanler will give just before the fète at her home, 145 East Nineteenth Street.Supper Dance of New Liner.To raise funds for the Italian Welfare League, the Lloyd Sabaudo Steamship Company will give a supper dance on board the new steamship Conte Biancamano, at Pier 95, West Fifty-fifth Street on Saturday evening.
Asked whether May agreed with the solicitor general, Robert Buckland, who described the situation after Bercow's ruling on Monday as a "constitutional crisis", her spokesman said: "If you were to look back at the speech the prime minister gave, just before meaningful vote two, she said that if MPs did not support meaningful vote two we would be in a crisis.
