Sentence examples for lost before then from inspiring English sources

De Jong's reputation as a hard man in the sport is well established, and even though he was shown a yellow card for that foul midway through the second half, the game had been won and lost before then.

You write, "by choosing figures from January 2009, months into the recession, the statement ignored the millions of jobs lost before then, when most of the job loss fell on men".

The median survival time after HAART for those who were characterized as lost before tracing and then confirmed dead after tracing was 47 days (IQR, 24 98 days).

Harvard won the men's title last season, its first outright Ivy League title ever after sharing it with Princeton the season before, then lost to Vanderbilt in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

He continued: "It happened the year we got promoted when we lost six on the trot, before then winning eight on the trot.

Johnson told BBC Points West: "It hurts but it's part of the job". He continued: "It happened the year we got promoted when we lost six on the trot, before then winning eight on the trot.

"If you need committees, and so on, to make decisions, then you've lost before you started," he said.

One reason the Fed is likely to wait until early 2014 to begin easing back on stimulus efforts is that policy makers there simply will not know if the labor market is gaining or losing strength before then.

If you start losing form before then because your muscles are too tired, you're using too much weight.

"If you ever have to reach for your guns, you've lost before you started," he said, and then doubled back.

Then the MPA project will have been lost before it is launched.