Sentence examples for striking before from inspiring English sources

But because the law prevents airline unions from striking before they are given permission by the National Mediation Board, airline labor negotiations often drag on for years, leaving workers frustrated.

Check out the video's striking before and after photos to see just how transformative a well-groomed, perfectly blended brow can be.

Profitability depended on striking before the price of uranium soared.

Most unions had indicated that they would hold back from striking before the talks conclude this summer.

The next day, striking before dawn, Colonel Benavides and his men entered the Pastoral Center at the university, where Father Ellacur?and five other Jesuit teachers lived, along with a housekeeper and her 16-year-old daughter.

Any party that makes limited cuts will still face angry unions (they're striking before the cuts have even started) but will also suffer the embarrassment of not dealing with the issue.

But Bisping, known for his unorthodox head movement and striking, absorbed the early strikes before landing a spectacular hook to send Rockhold to the canvas.

For some famous mothers and daughters in Hollywood, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree--and Snakkle.com has rounded up some of the most striking examples with "before" pics of the moms alongside current photos of their lookalike daughters.

He kept them within striking distance before finally taking over.

A turquoise dress — one that fits so eloquently with Mr. Yamamoto's signature hats — is visually striking even before you know it was made partly from Neoprene.

Vigny and the writer Delphine Gay, the "muse of the country" as she was called for her beauty as well as her literary talents formed a striking couple before his marriage in February 1825 to Lydia Bunbury, daughter of a wealthy Englishman.