Sentence examples for was actually before from inspiring English sources

And it was actually before the World Trade Center was the tallest.

Ministers, including Vince Cable, whose business department is in charge of the legislation, openly flirted with abstention while student protesters demonised Mr Clegg pitilessly.The irony is that Mr Clegg's unprincipled behaviour over fees was actually before the election.

The Hallmark Channel showed a couple last weekend ("Christmas Song" and "Love at the Thanksgiving Day Parade"), which, thanks to the delayed Halloween caused by Hurricane Sandy, was actually before trick-or-treaters had hit the streets in some places.

Yes, they issued what they said was a fix for the problem, but that was actually before our post.

[In fact,] the major time that most beat writers and magazine writers did their interviews [in the locker room] was actually before the game, between the batting practice and when the game started.

"40 Wall Street actually was the second-tallest building in downtown Manhattan, and it was actually, before the World Trade Center, was the tallest — and then, when they built the World Trade Center, it became known as the second-tallest.

It is good to be reminded, for instance, that the first "tastes of war" were actually before Bull Run, at skirmishes in Fairfax, Philippi and Big Bethel, Va.

These rates, from the Bank of England, go back to 1694 which (as any history student will tell you) is actually before the formation of the UK in May 1707.

As the president pointed out in September: "I was actually black before the election".

"I was actually unemployed before I got this job," she explained.

(Full disclosure: this opening line was actually written before Sunday's game against the Rams).