Sentence examples for means before from inspiring English sources

(The pot is called an ante, which means "before," and could allude to the stake that must be placed "before the draw".

In television, early means before contracts end.

That's what Brexit really means, before it's even begun.

And that means, before rushing to judgment, we need get all the pertinent information".

But I would urge them to think about what the N-word actually means before using it.

It was only then, retrospectively applying our rusty Italian, that we realised antipasti means "before the meal".

In Japanese diplomatic parlance, that means before the arrival of President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea.

"Certain personal close friends of Putin who were people of relatively moderate means before Putin came to power all of a sudden turned out to be billionaires".

In recent speeches, he has rebuked military leaders for clinging to ancient concepts of war — and by ancient he means before Sept. 11, 2001.

"Before" means before July 28th, when Mr Chávez declared a "freeze" on diplomatic ties and said he would seek alternatives to Colombian goods.

Way way back, which means before the financial sector imploded, it wasn't Wall Street bonuses and vampire squids that excited the most fury.