Sentence examples similar to most of pre from inspiring English sources

Force India missed most of pre-season testing and had to start with their 2014 car.

For most of pre-Freudian history the dream was taken as a route to the divine, and this noble connotation still survives in attenuated form.

Scharner was at fault for the first goal but has been injured most of pre-season and I was surprised he was playing.

Through most of pre-industrial history Malthusian logic reigned; workers laboured in subsistence agriculture and productivity gains quickly led to unsustainable population growth.

To this end, PrimeGenesis particularly emphasises making the most of "pre-boarding"—the period between an executive accepting the job and officially starting it.Unlike executive coaching, which focuses on the career-development of an individual executive, onboarding firms concentrate more on establishing teams.

In turn, Sessions strongly opposed most of Pres.

"Jordan's been on the radar for most of pre-season," Cheltenham manager Mark Yates told BBC Radio Gloucestershire.

Fagan is in contention for his debut at Crawley on Saturday despite having missed out on most of pre-season.

McAllister, 25, missed most of pre-season after ankle surgery and is yet to feature for Shrewsbury this season.

"The whole way through most of pre-season, I've enjoyed it more than most footballers enjoy pre-season just for the fact I had been out," he said.

Wayne Rooney is also included in the squad for the game on Wednesday, 14 August despite missing most of pre-season because of injury problems.