Sentence examples for transpired before from inspiring English sources

But one cannot have amnesia about something that transpired before one's birth.

More than 20 years after the first film appeared, Lucas began releasing a second trilogy of films depicting events that had transpired before those in the original series.

Since Fukuyama put a stop to history in 1989, he has dispensed himself from knowing anything about what transpired before that year.

What we have is a moment of pause, of reflection upon times past and several contradictory versions of what really transpired before the onscreen narrative commenced.

The poem is about the way in which history is an animate force, and how we are witnesses to the past, even to that portion of it that transpired before we were born.

All that has transpired before this moment has been mere floorshow.

Although the play's eventual resolution may seem somewhat facile, what transpires before is a touching study in filial devotion, as brilliant people struggle against their fears of madness.

While this touching scene was transpiring before the cameras, Mitt Romney was somewhere in Florida.

Supporters aside, the failure of authorities to appropriately control what was transpiring before their very eyes was a scandal.

He added: "Mousey had built some really strong connections with housing workers and we were doing everything we could to encourage him off the streets, but unfortunately that didn't transpire before his death.

The Texas Code of Criminal Procedure says a grand juror "who discloses anything that transpires before a grand jury" in the course of official duties is liable to up to 30 days in jail and a $500 fine.