Sentence examples for really before the from inspiring English sources

This is the interval really, before the last act.

So a hundred years really before the invention of Game Theory, someone had figured out this answer for this game.

Really before the war?" A few years later, George Orwell was declaring the book a remarkable insight into fascism.

The society you describe in the book is a very particular historical moment really, before the civil rights movement, but does it persist socially?

And this was really before the Newsweek article about sexism in Silicon Valley, and before the Ellen Pao ['91] trial, and before this issue was part of the mainstream media.

He needed to get into his 30s really before the way he was, the weight of his personality, his particular kind of power, his particular kind of character worked better in maturity, I think".

"I was really, really nervous before the start, but I got ahead quickly and gained confidence," she said.

"It's been a tough season as I've never really been injured before," the Wales international told BBC Sussex.

It was discovered that students consistently use rubrics after their performance assessments, not really before and during the performance.

Interview 3 Probably the biggest one [reason for doing HH] that I didn't really mention before is the thought of dragging anything gross home to my children.

Probably the biggest one [reason for doing HH] that I didn't really mention before is the thought of dragging anything gross home to my children.