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Things like food are coming before credit card payments, and that means that credit card companies are going to start toting up the losses.

As at Reading before, the second half saw us move up a gear and a goal looked like it was coming before Styles intervened.

But we should praise God rather than coming before Him in counsel without wisdom as did Job's three friends.

Make sure of his coming before you set off He had put aside a lot of money for retirement.

Agedness will be coming before you know it.

But, maybe there are other devices coming before wearables. Apple has long been rumored to be working on a television-like experience.

For a start, most cases coming before a jury involve a confession, often obtained under duress.

Losing an erection or coming before your partner doesn't have to spell the end of love-making.

Being in charge of others and coming before the public are areas in which you are comfortable.

Make sure of his coming before you set off.

And three, people don't see it coming before the fact, but after the fact, everybody saw it coming.

Couples with childern view the roles of mother and father as coming before those of husband and wife.

Susan: Thank you both for coming. Before we have started, can I get you anything?

It's no good coming before that .

Come back next Monday; it's no good coming before that.

For example, a student says " preclude" instead of " precede" when talking about one event coming before another.

Commas are usually inserted between adjectives coming before a noun

adj ~ (to sth) coming before a more important action or event; preparatory

(to sth) coming before a more important action or event; preparatory