Sentence examples for would go before from inspiring English sources

That suggested nai (yes) would go before oxi (no).

If 10 workdays elapse, and the petitioners sue, the matter would go before a judge.

"If I were him, I would go before the summer recess" of Parliament, Lord Puttnam said.

If there is no settlement, the case would go before an administrative law judge.

Then, if approved as expected, it would go before convention delegates in Charlotte, N.C., for final passage in early September.

Before the political crisis precipitated by the Communists it was expected the bill would go before the Senate tomorrow.

Then he'd go before a college audience in New Hampshire and everybody would be in rapture.

And frankly, the contrast may not have been as attractive as Barack Obama might have preferred if he were choosing who'd go before him and who'd go after".

Her response will surely be quoted in the courtroom: "I can't believe you didn't tell me before you'd gone before the justice of the peace.

Then he and the young Sandy Irvine set out for what was a third go at the summit facing punishing exhaustion, elevation and exposure — without, of course, Gore-Tex, fixed ropes or the knowledge of anyone who'd gone before.

"If you look at it from the supporters' point of view," he said, "they actually enjoy seeing those boys go off, but they wouldn't if they'd gone before they'd played in the first team.