Sentence examples for say well before from inspiring English sources

The mural reminds me that in my youth (which is to say: well before the social Web), the public mourning I witnessed was often carried out visually.

I was there, as I say, well before launch, as we produced dummy newspapers, rang people up to get stories and had the inevitable conversation: "I'm from The Independent... no, not the local free one, a new national one... yes, honestly".

Because this may be the most delicate break up of your dating career, you will want to construct and prepare what you plan to say well before Valentine's Day: Write down a concise, straight forward reason as to why you want to break up.

"We know Nixon's stuff," he said well before Nixon resigned in disgrace from the presidency.

"She said, 'Well, before I leave my life, I'll be able to see and touch my child,' " Holmes said.

That was at age 13 or 14, she said, well before she began traveling the professional tennis circuit, at 17, and finding little time to train her voice.

"I want control of these," Nixon can be heard saying well before calamity hit, gravely instructing an aide who managed the tapes.

For me, it's like asking, 'Why do we still have a relationship with song?' You'd answer that by saying, 'Well before I even knew, my mum would sing to me'; it's part of what defines you as a person.

It all began, she said, well before the failed coup, to silence "any opposition voices against the government," including journalists as well as academics.

This came as no surprise to Musk himself, who was saying well before the mission that he expected the landing to fail.

"I said, 'Well before you came we'd already raised the money to fund him privately, if that was an issue with money.' He said, 'The issue, no, is a moral issue for me".