Sentence examples similar to long pre from inspiring English sources

Underfunding and financial chicanery long pre-date his governorship.

All now face long pre-trial detention and an uncertain fate.

Don't hold the user hostage with long pre-rolls and pop-ups".

But the social pressures prompting the appointments long pre-dated the election campaign.

The question is what NASA should do during the really, really long pre-Mars interlude.

These are deep-rooted, hard-to-shift attitudes that long pre-date the Mao era.

Mr Corbyn articulates that feeling, even though his solutions long pre-date the challenges of the 21st century.

(AP) TRENTON: LAWMAKERS RETURN State lawmakers will return to Trenton today for an unusually long pre-election voting session.

So huge applause to them and I am delighted they get their rewards after a long pre-season".

Some Champagne fans believe that the long pre-disgorgement aging should be followed by a long post-disgorgement aging.

Out says: "The rights investors enjoy under British law long pre-date our membership of the EU.