Sentence examples for pronounced before from inspiring English sources
His debut album B4.DA.$$ (pronounced Before the Money) definitely sounds like progress.
"It isn't signature Stella," she pronounced before giving the dress a pass.
"The house becomes a major character of the film," Nebo pronounced, before heading off to scout for appropriate livestock.
Such fine distinctions were less pronounced before 9/11, when Qadhi and others preached openly about the glory of Islam's early military triumphs.
"The effects of social inequality are already pronounced before children begin formal schooling, and universities, schools and government must work together to address their root causes effectively," he said.
On Sunday, however, the University of Oxford said it did "not see the need" for such legislation and insisted the effects of social inequality were "already pronounced before children begin formal schooling" and could not be addressed by higher education alone.
His name was Anikwenwa as far as she was concerned; if they wanted to name him something she could not pronounce before teaching him their language, she did not mind at all.
It was only a matter of time before he embraced Islam by pronouncing before witnesses that there is no God but God, and Muhammad is his prophet.Some 40 years on from that life-changing momentnot untypical of the turning points that many individuals experienceAbdallah Schleifer has won distinction as a Muslim intellectual.
Employees at the clinic called an ambulance, which took Isayah to St. Barnabas Hospital, where he was pronounced dead just before 6 p.m., Mr. Browne said.
Calvinism was always the religion of the national elite, while Roman Catholicism could be practiced only behind closed doors before 1798 (when all religions were pronounced equal before the law), and at various times certain sects were persecuted.
In common usage, is pronounced "point" before numbers (for example, " π = 3.14" or " histone H3.3") and "dot" before letters (for example, "NIH.gov").
