Sentence examples for sometime before that from inspiring English sources
"sometime before that" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to an earlier event or time. For example: "I visited the city 10 years ago, sometime before that I had been to the beach."
It was the lowest point for the national team, an institution genuinely loved, in the 21st century and for sometime before that.
The art of weaving and spinning linen was already well developed in Egypt by 3400 bc, indicating that flax was cultivated sometime before that date.
Sometime before that, however, he will talk about what it means financially to have an independent football team that isn't Notre Dame.
The Chinese were one of the first to use the magnetic compass, the sextant was perfected in the 18th century, and sometime before that, there was the astrolabe, fallen into disuse now, but once a very powerful navigational tool.
The family maintained its garage through the 1960s, although it must have disposed of the electric charging apparatus sometime long before that.
And it was clear to Sinn Fein, the I.R.A.'s political wing, which is seeking greater parliamentary representation in the Irish Republic as the country prepares for a general election sometime before next summer, that this was a moment to be seized.
(Hey, at least I get United miles!) After settling my -- our -- gigantic tab, I was told the boot would be removed sometime before 10pm that night.
Music Unlimited will be closing up shop on March 29 , 2015 so expect a launch of PlayStation Music sometime on or before that date.
The evidence for this is that Newbald, granted by Edgar to Gunnar circa 963, was bought by Archbishop Osketel from the king sometime before 971, implying that the king had seized the land.
Snapchat will be releasing an iPhone update sometime before the holidays that Spiegel says will "really expand the service".
The only sense of the plotting of these characters on Fig. 1a is that both were characters evolved or fixed sometime before the speciation event that established the human and chimp lineages.
