Sentence examples for two phases before from inspiring English sources

He had only just won the ball two phases before by ripping the ball.

Richardson's life might be divided into two phases: before "Pamela" and after.

Blagojevich told me that he thought of the selection process as having occurred in two phases — before and after his arrest, on December 9, 2008.

This period is generally divided into two phases, before and after declaring his prophetic visions.

The figure shows two phases: before and after the financial incentives were changed.

Data were collected in two phases before and after the campaign to enable comparison in ITN ownership.

The Artemiseum passed rapidly through three phases before about 550 bce.

There was no score until the 27th-minute and it went to the Exiles on their first visit to Bristol's 22, kicking a penalty to touch and taking play through four phases before Ross, positioned in front of the posts 30 metres out, dropped a goal.

Ronan O'Gara, on at last for Sexton, found touch near the Scottish 22, and Ireland had swung the ball through four phases before Tommy Bowe stretched the defence and his left arm over the line in the corner, although the ball might have bounced.

So, we need to see the world in these three phases: before a full immersion of digital communications technology; when such technologies have faded into the background; and the mess between the two.

It goes through five phases before it interludes and then loops back onto itself as a slightly altered version.