Sentence examples for practically before the from inspiring English sources

"The speculators are there practically before the artists themselves".

She was a feminist practically before the term existed, and she has consistently spoken out against injustice both in her work and in her life.

As the deportations proceeded, and practically before the trains had left for Chelmno or Belzec or Treblinka, Poles gathered on the outskirts of towns, waiting to plunder Jewish property or move into Jewish homes.

Love InshAllah: The Secret Love Lives of American Muslim Women came out last week, and already they've had a feature in the New York Times written about them, and the demand has been so large, they sold out of the first printing practically before the book was even out.

He was The Greatest practically before he entered the ring.

In essense that means giving students and graduates internships to create much cheaper video projects – but thus allowing the students to learn on the job and apply their skills practically before moving into the industry.The upshot?

Now it seems that despite their threats of lawsuits, asset seizures and collective rejection of the Argentine ultimatum, the creditors swerved practically before they got into the car.Most analysts were predicting that at best 70% of bondholders would accept the offer, which closes on February 25th.

In fact, the minute I arrived at the club - practically before I was out of the car - someone asked if I knew the one about the black woman in the sauna.

Hours before, the bride practically wept as she recalled how Mr. Guggenheim had sold beloved items from his ice hockey memorabilia collection to buy her the diamond ring she wanted.

The date, which became practically universal before the end of the 13th century, was chosen to follow All Saints' Day.

By 1862 he had succeeded in perfecting the weapon; but the war was practically over before the federal authorities consented to its official adoption.