Sentence examples for literally before from inspiring English sources

"We're here since literally before the road.

They started arriving literally before the dust had settled.

The dealer who was selling it, a Frenchwoman, sized me up — literally — before she let me try it on.

A typical exercise was intended to break students' natural tendency to see what was literally before them.

Each character has her own time in the sun (often literally) before stepping graciously back to allow another story to emerge in a pleasing narrative gavotte.

The computer's lack of common sense – it actually did exactly what my inept commands told it which was shocking – I'd never been taken so literally before.

Literally minutes before, in his home country, American veteran golfer Steve Pate won the first Nationwide Tour event in South America ever.

Grimm told authorities that the sensitive polling data, voter information, and other campaign material contained in the hard drives had all been backed up "literally hours before".

However, before that happened, literally seconds before, United was inches away from going three up.

It means literally behind for before, back for front, second for first, end or sequel for beginning.

There literally had never before been a song – classical or vernacular – that had blended so many disparate elements so imaginatively".