Sentence examples for had established before from inspiring English sources

Mostly, the Knicks missed the offensive flow they had established before trading those two starters.

That was very much the pattern she had established before playing Piaf: she was lively and fun as Russell Crowe's French girlfriend in Ridley Scott's A Good Year (2006); she was a supporting player in Abel Ferrara's Mary (2005); and just a small part in Tim Burton's Big Fish (2003).

My Ordnance Survey map of the area appears to show the county boundary meandering through the grounds, a fact which the BBC, with its immense resources, could well have established before the conference started.

We've established before that this is not a crowd that embraces a thoroughgoing knowledge of history in general, and it's probably fair to assume a knowledge of theatrical history not at all.

They have established before hand to use the secret key "5".

Here, we define "guerrilla counties" as counties that had established guerrillas before May 1948 (1 year before Hangzhou city was liberated).

"It was a beautiful moment," she said, "but the proposal wasn't as important as the connection we had established long before that.

Upset by the circumstances, and objecting in writing on grounds that it did not refer to his teaching abilities, he fell back on income produced by a tobacconist's shop he had established shortly before being dismissed.

"The thing is, Brownstone had established a sound before I got there.

Both Neanderthals and Denisovans had established themselves long before modern humans arrived.

Many European countries had experienced significant increases in union membership and had established government pensions before the 1930s.