Sentence examples for talked about before with from inspiring English sources

And so now, what we're talking about, is a spectrum that consists of the result of the spectrum we talked about before with the sine x over x envelope, except that, now, as delta goes to zero that becomes flat.

In their first weekend on the road together, with the Democratic convention behind them, Mr. Biden seemed to be easily adapting to opening his sentences with "One of the things Barack talked about," before finishing his thought with an answer he might have given when he was challenging Mr. Obama in the primary only a year ago.

He focused instead on national standards and increasing accountability the sort of issues that New Democrats had talked about before, albeit with a wary eye on their party's paymasters in the teachers' unions.

If you believe that a healthy CMBS market needs to be originating approximately $75 to $100 billion of capital per year, and you think about what we were talking about before with the big bubble of originations back in the mid-2000s, in 2007 alone CMBS originated $270 billion of capital and a big chunk of those originations will mature by 2017.

So the car going back to the passage that I was talking about before with the Essex the car (even though religion is not mentioned directly right here), the sense of home that it embodies, carries with it all that sense of unhousedness.

Baron: I want to piggyback off of something that both Michael and Kamau were talking about before, with the corporate thing.

(transcribed by Ryan Gaffney).

MR: I also have to ask you, you said "classic rock," but Asia also falls under the category of progressive rock, which I think allows you the freedom you talked about before to do anything you want with your music.

Something I've never talked about before, but with my drug use I could hide it to where I would sneak drugs.

"But the commission put out some big ideas that deal with our history, things we need to talk about before we go on with our future".

They should first learn what they are talking about before they start messing with our food supply.