put before

It used to be the case that a competent journalist could cover any story that was put before of him or her.

We all have such moments put before us. Little surprises. Whether we're wise enough to see them is another thing.

If some unbeliever invites you to a meal and you want to go, eat whatever is put before you without raising questions of conscience.

In March, eight more endangered shark species were put before the body to be considered for protection; none were accepted.

But before that there must be a final struggle as the legislation, in slightly different form, is put before the Senate.

You are to transform all that has been put before you since you first became 'encased' in limited consciousness.

Therefore I put before you: Receive and vibrate with " EVA LU " to the core of your being and your world as I KISS YOUR CROWN.

These verbs are compared as they mean to put before another for acceptance or rejection.

The court was unable to judge the case before all evidence was put before it.

it was put before him , and he drank off a glassful - rank off another glassful - pushed the bottle thoughtfully away.

The White House's terms were put before carmakers late on Thursday and agreed in late-night discussions.

And nurse put before the visitor a bottle of vodka and a wine-glass, while her face wore a very wily expression.

Instead, I should like to put before you a radically different approach to financial markets.

One can imagine the embarrassing questions about the national debt that would be asked if such arrangements were put before the full NPC.

Once Mr. Ban announces his pick, the candidate's name will be put before the General Assembly for formal approval.

The Delegation thanked the sponsors of the several proposals put before the Meeting for its consideration.

Callum: The verb and particle have been reversed and put before the subject. Listen again, first, the original.

Once Mr Ban announces (anwsers) his pick(cate), the candidate's name will be put before the general assembly for formal approval.

before : ('string') Text to put before the link text. There is no default.

We simply put before you pointers to the way ahead, and concentrate on preparing you for Ascension.

The name of Senator James Blaine of Maine also was put before the convention.

These findings of fact will be put before the divisional court, and will form the basis of the appeal on a point of law.

Any plans to develop new oil and natural gas reserves must be approved by the Chinese partner before they are put before state regulators.

And without the third, we may miss the fact that the cart has been put before the horse while we are looking for a road map.

We cobbled together a proposal to put before the committee.

Jobs is tripping our mind with the jazz of life put before us to spark awareness that the more we learn the more powerful we become.

When people mention, you will find that he has put before their own very important for a thorough forgotten.

Only when it is put before the mirror of the West as Other, can the Chinese aesthetics obtain its own original immanence.

Yes, a preference is something put "before" something else.

25 or so extremely good looking people are put before a panel fashion hyenas and torn apart on national television.

When refreshments were put before us they sat round and watched us eat.

Everyone is put before the seat is taken CaiPanZi spoon, chopsticks, bowl, and seasonings, teacup, glass etc.

When this character was sticking out gradually and "Liushui" was put before a verb to modify it, the adverb "Liushui" was formed.

Equal sign should be put before Formula.

We all have such moments put before us. Little surprises.

Proposals for sweeping reform were put before the ministers.

Members may vote on all matters put before the Membership for decision.

Certain English adjective phrases used as attributives are not put before the nouns they modify.

In the US, which has pledged to veto a proposal put before the UN security council, 45% backed the proposal and 36% were against.

He asked that his name not be put before the convention.

Bundles of flowers were put before the doorsteps.

Some 400 or more anti-abortion bills are put before state legislatures every year, of which 30 on average succeed.

In verse 8 the Lord said, "Behold, I have put before you an open door which no one can shut. "

Thus, the Ming Dynasty, the people, Cheng has been put before the change of strictly separated.

I am pretty sure the Australians will play the game if the facts are put before them squarely.

The proposal put before the UN, for example, could claim the 1967 lines as its borders and East Jerusalem as its capital.

Love buds put before you and within you whoever you are, Buds to be unfolded on the old terms, If you bring the warmth of the sun to them,

I should like to put before you the jewish problem AS it presents itself today

from neuter past participle of Latin obicere [to put before]

She crumpled her bread and toyed with the various meats put before her,

from Medieval Latin obiectum [thing put before the mind]

Nicely put. Before we know it,