Sentence examples for which started before from inspiring English sources

Shelling in the area, which started before dawn, could be heard miles away in Turkey, The Associated Press reported.

The red dots show protests which started before the winter and the white and black target marks show movements that are still active.

Walton and Gardner became the fourth pair of teammates to be selected to the preseason team, which started before the 1986-87 season.

For the second straight match, a rain delay helped Sharapova recover from a shaky start, and she fought back to outlast Marion Bartoli of France, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, in their quarterfinal, which started before the rain Tuesday and finished Wednesday afternoon.

After the hearing — which started before a crowd of journalists and a smattering of protesters, then ended almost five hours later before a half-full room — a weary-looking Mr. Fuld approached Mr. Waxman and said he hoped his testimony was helpful.

Postmates, which started before Instacart, has been delivering food from restaurants, as well as groceries, to customers' doors.

There is a growing consensus in the scientific community that disease-modifying treatments which start before the onset of clinical dementia are needed [ 2].

Gradual loss of vision, caused by posterior sub-capsular cataract and retinal neovascularization, seems to be the first symptom of the disease which starts before the age of 30.

Although there are some processes which start before the patient is admitted to a hospital, we chose admission as the first starting point, as it is rather difficult to measure pre and post clinical times.

At age 8 12 years the children with a mild or moderate intellectual or motor impairment played computer games more often than children in the general population, also suggesting that little physical activity and frequent sedentary behaviour are problems which start before adolescence in children with CP.

Before its woes, which started much before the latest earnings report, SolarWorld was the star of the European green industry.