Sentence examples for returns prior to from inspiring English sources

She had returned brilliantly throughout the Championships - making 81% of her returns prior to the final - and her ploy of returning from inside the baseline proved key to success over a big-serving rival known as 'boom boom' in Germany.

And by Trump's logic, nothing should prevent him from releasing his returns prior to 2009, which are no longer under audit.

But now we have the US state department's new spokesperson, Mark Toner, sanctimoniously telling Aristide "to delay his return until after the electoral process has concluded, to permit the Haitian people to cast their ballots in a peaceful atmosphere", and that his "return prior to the election may potentially be destabilising to the political process".

The players appear set for a return prior to their tournament opener with Ireland in Dublin on 5 February.

Indeed, Figure 2 panel b shows a drop in intended return prior to marriage among women who marry a German spouse.

To describe how changes in recommendations regarding aspirating for blood return prior to intramuscular immunization have diffused into perinatal nurses' practice using the diffusions of innovations theory as a framework and to explore what factors influenced decisions to adopt new administration techniques.

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He started three games in his return prior to the tie-breaker, losing all three and pitching just seven-and-two-thirds innings across the three starts.

Massachusetts Senator Edward Brooke saved the amendment from almost certain demise by adding a provision that all American prisoners of war be returned prior to the withdrawal of U.S. forces.