Sentence examples for rather before the from inspiring English sources

Between Lambire and Tanjong Barram is Meri, the land near which comes in sight rather before the rest, being somewhat higher.

Like Poe's purloined letter, what was sought was hidden right before our eyes — or rather, before the eyes of the Pakistani intelligence agencies.

Rather, before the changes were made, there was enough slack in the work so that if a machine faulted, there was often no consequence or inconvenience to anyone.

Sometimes the poetry, with its adoration of blood, is on the far side of baroque excess, and I was interested to learn from Melamed's book that it was the poetry of the Bach Passions and cantatas that went out of date and became embarrassing to the church, rather before the music.

Rather, before the days of Sirius XM and DirecTV, there was no more of a way to charge for freely accessible radio waves than there was to charge for air or sunshine.

Rather, before the clock hits 7 30 a.m., Ambrocio takes up her post at the gates at Monte Vista Elementary School and tugs on a bright orange vest.

"Such a disclosure strategy," the professors wrote, "ensures that decreases in the firm's stock price related to the arrival of bad news occur before, rather than after, the award date, while stock price increases related to the arrival of good news occur after, rather than before, the award".

Sometimes the themes appear during, rather than before, the setting process.

The fight with Marc, or rather the before and aftermath were fun to write as I remember both feelings very well.

Consequently, a higher proportion of individuals in the intervention arm last completed an AD during, rather than before, admission to the TC site.

Instead, we need to "find a way to focus on the before, rather than the after". I think that technology is completely underused in the 'before' state -- not the 'after' state," Ingersoll says, referring to "before" sickness and "after" sickness.