Sentence examples for modest before from inspiring English sources
When Miliband was asked on BBC1's Question Time whether Labour had borrowed too much, the right technical answer was that the deficit was relatively modest before the financial crisis.
At one point, Friedkin provocatively asked, "Do you think this is a work of art?" Hooper first asked, "Should I be modest?" before responding with a salty confirmation, "It's a... work of art".
Asked if his record label appreciated his all-in-one approach to album production, Mr. Martin could only stammer out a modest "Well — "before Ms. Brickell jumped in: "Yes.
It even turned a modest profit before closing in 1951.
I took a very modest sip before I bought it.
It was a ramshackle affair with modest furnishings before he took office.
Parents hope to transform even modest dips before a child's record is irrevocably scarred.
Nash had only modest success before joining the Suns, then became a two-time most valuable player under D'Antoni.
The fact Armstrong seemed to fluff his lines, omitting the vital, modest "a" before "man", did not matter a jot.
Hospitals have used them in modest amounts before to shore up needs but not to the levels being offered now.
Paul Dales of Capital Economics said he believed that prices would edge lower at a modest rate before finding a floor in 2012.
