Sentence examples for should close before from inspiring English sources
I've been very strong on expressing my views and I think the window should close before the first official game because I don't think it is right for anyone.
A letter from the Department for Education (DfE ) said the school had failed to show enough evidence of improvement, and gave formal notice that its funding would be terminated and should close before Easter.
Local GPs have decided that both units should close before Christmas, despite opposition from local campaigners.
Bazaarvoice says the acquisition should close before the end of July.
If the dominant resident male serves as a protector, then the female should be near him frequently, and her proximity to the dominant male should be closer before weaning when an infant is more vulnerable to infanticide than at other times.
Some Republicans skeptical of the bill have said they will watch the Boston bombings investigation to see if it reveals security lapses in the immigration system that should be closed before Congress proceeds to other parts of the bill, including a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants.
Indwelling bladder catheters should be closed before performing CT, although in most patients with lower urinary tract dysfunction, bladder distension is poorly tolerated.
Gerrard went on to add that, in his view, the Premier League transfer window should be closed before the season starts in order to prevent clubs being unsettled by long-running transfer sagas during the season.
In our proposed statistical test, the number of the selected coefficients for the detection should be kept very close before and after embedding.
You should close the water sources before removing the previous sink.
But Mr. Torricelli's supporters have been quietly pushing the committee to complete its inquiry before Congress takes its August recess, arguing that the matter has already been the subject of a lengthy criminal investigation and should be brought to a close before the campaign season intensifies.
