Sentence examples for terms before in from inspiring English sources

He has spoken in these terms before, in questioning the values that Muslim immigrants bring to the country, and those that their children grow up with.

I had thrown around the term before in reference to the type of girls you might see on a Saturday night, sipping skinny margaritas and drunkenly singing karaoke to a Britney Spears song, and in reference to one girl in particular who I thought was far too "basic" to be dating a hot guy I knew -- but I had never considered how I might feel if it was applied to me.

Mr. Lautenberg, 78, who lives in Cliffside Park, served three terms before retiring in 2000.

Below, we briefly describe each of these terms before focusing in detail on a few of them in the Discussion.

Barker served a record three terms before leaving in 2010.

In 1951 Frick became the third commissioner of baseball and served two seven-year terms before retiring in 1965.

"Inflation is likely to remain relatively high in the short term," he said, "and will probably rise further in year-ended terms, before moderating next year in response to slower growth in demand".

In arithmetical nomenclature: $436 + -$724 + $916 >0.. Therefore, Amazon is above zero in operating terms before we toss in any Whole Foods results.

There is a parallel with the British campaign to renegotiate EU membership terms before a referendum in 2017.

Any mention of these terms before the dates in question might be the work of time travellers.

Returning to Tampa in 1847, he was one of the first city councilors, serving three terms before he died in 1863.