A gulf in potential opens long before children arrive for the first day of school.
Surprisingly, the nucleus was seen to open long before mitosis, and while one microtubule (or two in some predivisional cells) was consistently present, no mitotic spindle was ever observed, prompting speculation that a single microtubule might be sufficient to segregate multiple chromosomes.
The only thing that might have troubled a rampant Kvitova was the weather, but early rain cleared and the roof was opened long enough for the final before being brought across for the trophy presentation.
It is hardly a surprise to see Pete Sampras bid farewell to the French Open long before the last blow has been struck.
Mr. Bloomberg is at the salon about every other week, and since he became mayor, he always arrives long before it opens for business at 9 a.m.
He doesn't deserve such a loyal wife, either, which is clear long before he opens his mouth, two-thirds of the way through the movie.
The man who not long before had opened the spanking new headquarters buildings of HBOS and Lehman Brothers, who had lauded Alan Greenspan, watched these and other banks founder as "a flaw" was revealed in Greenspan's thinking.
Not long before Highfields opened for business, the Harvard Management board rejected a proposal by Mr. Meyer to let Harvard Management accept non-Harvard money for management, according to a report in The Boston Globe at the time.
12, Thursday It Ain't Necessarily So Controversial long before it opens, The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess turns the classic opera into a mainstream musical.
With half of the Arctic's summer sea ice now gone, how long before open water will prevail there the year around?
