Sentence examples for impart before from inspiring English sources

He had some wisdom to impart before anybody went anywhere.

How could the real seriousness of the problem be imparted (before, that is, it's too late)?

In Crown & Country he provides the reader with enough intellectual rigour to impart context, before livening the page with pithy tales of treachery or cruelty, of double-dealing or disaster.

The interviewer asks what message he hopes to impart about people before he dies: "Ils sont lourds," ("they are heavy"), he says over again.

Assuming the visiting students can speak, read, and write your language, what kind of information would you impart to them before their arrival so that their experience is more enriching and successful than the "quick group tours that require little knowledge or appreciation" described in the article?

Dame Clare wants to cut to 17 the over-prescriptive list of 69 skills that nursery staff and childminders must impart to their charges before they toddle off to school.

The plant essential oils were microencapsulated to prevent the easily evaporation process before the impart to fabric by pad dry cure method or addition to rinse cycle.

Then that moment when the local law enforcement official, face blanched by the sorrow of what must be imparted, appears before cameras.

The piper has two alter egos: the Mentor (Victor Barbee) is his older wizard self imparting wisdom before he dies; the Child Piper (Chase Finlay on Friday, Javier Ubell on Saturday) is the inner child, a symbol of purity who leads in the children.

Often it makes elder statesmen release records such as Johnny Cash's American Recordings suite – a final corpus of work that retroactively imparts all that came before with more gravitas.

Characterization of the histologic features of livers in children with ASA lyase deficiency will aid pathologists in providing prompt diagnoses and allow clinicians to impart early therapy before the onset of life threatening complications and cognitive impairment.