Sentence examples for the before chapter from inspiring English sources

It also rarely includes poor people -- unless their poverty is the "before" chapter in a story of striking it rich.

(As the Times stylebook notes, a "foreword" is the word before Chapter 1).

And while one does not want to wish hardship on another, the lack of crowds at the moment does make it much easier to schedule massages and other therapies -- and our experience was that those that we received, even in the days before Chapter 11, were unfailingly professional and knowledgeable.

Spider Silk starts strong before chapter one with the preface.

What came before chapter one?

Brooke-Little put the idea before the Chapter of the College shortly after and with its approval, the Society came into being in 1986.

Sometimes the index is an ordinal appearing before the chapter label: First chapter.

Apparently one of Relativity's lenders had drained $50 million from the studio just before the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, Variety's James Rainey reported.

Before the Chapter 11 filing, it had asked its machinists' union, which represents about 35,000 workers, for a 7 to 8percentt pay cut.

(Oddly, the IMF has released chapters three and four of the report before releasing chapters one and two).

The roles of designers and trend forecasters in the industry are also explained before the chapter concludes with a discussion on the future of interior textile design.