Lee reports a remarkable case of yawning followed by sneezing in a girl of fifteen who, just before, had a tooth removed without difficulty.
The internal carotid artery was wounded in one-half of its circumference at its bend, just before it passes up between the anterior clinoid process and the optic nerve.
Benicke reports having given salicylic acidjust before birth in 25 cases, and in each case finding it in the urine of the child shortly after birth.
It is on the bank of the river Mynach, just before it joins the Rheidol.
As I did not intend to journey farther this day than Machynlleth, a principal town in Montgomeryshire, distant only twelve miles, I did not start from Mallwyd till just before noon.
Just before lunch my two sledges were nearly lost through the dogs swinging sharply to one side before the second sledge had cleared a rather rotten snow-bridge.
Just before noon, the casting attaching the recording-dial to the forks broke--the first of a series of break-downs.
Just before noon on December 14 we arrived in Hobart and immediately began preparations for the voyage to the Antarctic.
Just before lunch we had a very stiff uphill pull and then a drop into a large basin, three-quarters of a mile in diameter.
Much kinder was she to me, when she suggested that simile of the hounds, just before inserted; since the poor wife may, on these occasions, be so justly compared to a hunted hare.
Frozen fish is not undesirable provided it is kept in a frozen state until used; it should be thawed out by placing it in cold water just before cooking.
Just before serving, Cream Salad Dressing or Mayonnaise Dressing may be added to marinated salad materials.
Just before we left the train Richey turned to me.
Just before we came in through the window last night, another man came.
Just before we got off the car, I reverted to the subject again.
If Jennie was--what you say, then I understand why she came to me just before I left.
One afternoon at school, just before John's class was to recite in geography, his pretty cousin, a young lady he held in great love and respect, came in to visit the school.
When Father Monies looked in, just before daylight, Father Damon was still sleeping, but tossing restlessly and muttering incoherently; and he did not arouse him for the early devotions.
Just before school in winter he shovels paths; in summer he turns the grindstone.
She'd better take it just before he goes to her, and don't let him stay long, whatever you do.
Just before Anty's illness had become so serious, Daly called, and had succeeded in reconciling both Martin and the widow to himself; but he had not quite made them agree to his proposal.
Just before it vanished into its hole--for Providence did not intend that this squirrel should alleviate his hunger--it dropped its burden.
Just before he reached this point he slowed down his pace warned by an animal sense that there was life just ahead of him.
Just before he died he changed his policy, and with all but a few million dollars of his outside wealth bought up rare minerals in bulk, which he deposited in the safety vaults of banks all over the world, marked as bric-a-brac.
It was done by two men, so some of the boys told me, just before I started out," replied the messenger.
It seems there is a mass of quartz on top of the peak, and the sun, reflecting from it just before it sets, shines as if from burnished gold.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "just before" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
