Sentence examples for meant going before from inspiring English sources

Instead of tribal mediation, almost any dispute now meant going before an official and maneuvering through the state bureaucracy.

That means going before a judge, who can order bone x-ray exams – which have a two-year margin of error – if he disbelieves their age; they may have to wait months to get formal protection.

Victory has meant going on just as before.

Many of the Muslim folks who were part of our action shared that they had never chosen to be outside on 9/11 before - usually, safety on 9/11 meant going outside only when absolutely necessary before returning to the safety of your own space.

That meant going through a checklist much like what a pilot would do before taking off.

That could mean going for a brisk walk before dinner, or splashing some water on your face for an instant energy boost.

For this, it means going back to a time before the future war setting of the last film, while also finding a way to incorporate Arnold Schwarzenegger as a good guy Terminator.

Getting "back to normal" doesn't mean going back to life exactly as it was before.

An Island Home has been introduced at some formal occasions as the official anthem, but the senator said the choice was meant to go before the States.

(Not an arbitrary choice by the way: Everest was to be the title of their last album, and the place they had meant to go before they ended up going outside to Abbey Road instead).

And she tells them to push the envelope,which means go further than before; do things that might be new or risky.