Sentence examples for immediately beforehand from inspiring English sources

The 10.30pm option was now dead: killed by the prospect of a BBC news bulletin immediately beforehand.

He knew nothing about the plot to kill the Sikhs until immediately beforehand, as he stood in an orchard.

The official line is that you will have problems getting into Serbia from Kosovo if you were not in Serbia immediately beforehand.

It was a measure of the Party's anticipation, or perhaps pathetic eagerness, for Clint that Mitt Romney, in a video shown immediately beforehand, borrowed a phrase from Eastwood's Super Bowl ad for Chrysler, about how America would "roar" back.

There is a lot of focus on the bounce that a candidate gets after his convention — that is, how the polls conducted just after the convention compare with the ones taken immediately beforehand.

Along with military charities, the Edinburgh international festival and Scottish Opera received about £300,000 last year – raising the intriguing thought that the Taiwanese adaptation of Kafka I watched immediately beforehand was part-funded by the MoD.

Sometimes claims come immediately or even beforehand -- Irish Republican Army members used to call police or journalists, and tell them when a bomb would go off -- but often claims come up to a week after the attack happens, he said.

Despite a ready-made friendship group, thanks to my best mate having moved up a few years beforehand, I was immediately propelled into an identity crisis.

I immediately understood why I was warned beforehand to tighten the drawstring on my swimsuit.

There is no diagnostic screening beforehand: the CI&BT team starts immediately on a combination of diagnosis and treatment.

Thus, this tendency to pick up on the most excited supporters may be a boon to pollsters immediately before an election, but can make the polls buggy beforehand.