Sentence examples for most particularly before from inspiring English sources
Most particularly, before you actually pay them, but later than an American would say please (as in "That's five dollars, please").
The charge of baggy monsterism has (in so many words) been laid at White's door before -- most particularly in connection with his expansive autobiographical trilogy of novels ("A Boy's Own Story," "The Beautiful Room Is Empty" and "The Farewell Symphony").
Although Tyler has tackled grief before, most particularly in 1991's Saint Maybe, in a rare interview she revealed that The Beginner's Goodbye was the first time she felt able to approach her feelings of loss and bewilderment following her husband's death 15 years ago.
"Sarkozy's determination that the G20 should tackle commodity price volatility – most particularly in food but also in energy – is very welcome and not before time".
(Most particularly their leader, Robert Henri.
Most particularly its women.
But most particularly for Del Toro.
Most particularly, Mattie's voice.
Most particularly, it re-creates their friendship.
The faults lie most particularly with ourselves.
Most of the fluid, attacking football was played by Mexico, particularly before the interval.
