Sentence examples for not stopped before from inspiring English sources
Diedring stressed that the big question is creating legal ways for asylum seekers to get to Europe, "Without safe and legal routes, it means somebody is going to be given protection only if they put their lives into the hands of criminals and smugglers, if they take a journey that might cost them their lives, and if they're not stopped before, or pushed back after, they've touched European soil".
David R. Williams, a Shell spokesman, said the company was investigating what caused the leak in the line feeding the tanker, as well as why the leak was not stopped before so much oil had spilled.
The administration of antiparkinsonian agents was not stopped before obtaining the PET scans at the therapeutic state.
She first gained notice alongside PJ Ladd, Ryan Gallant, and Jereme Rogers in Coliseum's underground hit PJ Ladd's Wonderful Horrible Life [2002], and had a brief appearance in The Firm's Can't Stop before dedicating herself full-time to Columbia University's undergrad program, earning a major in architecture before jumping back into the skateboard industry in 2008.
The shock waves did not stop before reaching every last bit of our country, and beyond.
Paddlers often do not stop before a waterfall; they go over it.
"We will not stop before the embargo is over," said Mr. Goker, who had a purple bruise on his arm where a plastic bullet had hit him.
"We are sure the military will not stop before it turns over every stone in Gaza and returns Hadar home safe and sound".
Lina Laurence of Seychelles's civilian aviation authority said the drone developed engine problems minutes into its flight and had to land immediately but could not stop before the end of the runway.
As for the United States, its great error has been not stopping before its interventions to assess whether the intervention is truly necessary, how intense it will become and what will be its long-term consequences".
Arriving at her sister's home, Berry did not stop before the bank of TV cameras and reporters that had assembled in expectation that she might say her first words in public, other than the 911 call she made on Monday night.
