It was just before ten-thirty, in the darkness close to the French coast, that Ellen MacArthur made history.
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That night, just before eleven-thirty, he and Hannah Yang began a long I.
Shortly before she turned thirty-three, Luis told her that he loved her, he respected her, he would never forget her, but for some months he had been seeing someone from work, who was divorced and had children, a nice, understanding woman, and he was planning to go and live with her.
Thirty years before SOPA, the MPAA was in Washington, demanding legislative protection from a new and dangerous technology: the VCR.
The McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law prohibited corporations from running television commercials for or against Presidential candidates for thirty days before primaries.
In the last thirty days before the election, Whitaker and Baxter advertised in four hundred newspapers and on five hundred billboards.
She was lost beneath the surface for thirty minutes before her parents found her on the pond bottom and pulled her up.
Markets evened-off thirty minutes before the bell, all inching above zero.
Father-of-four Pershad stopped doing so in 1999, shortly before he moved to the Thirty Nine Essex Street chambers.
In a rare loss in his thirty-nine arguments before the Court, Roberts failed to persuade the Justices to uphold a sixty-four-million-dollar fine against the United Mine Workers, which was imposed by a Virginia court after a strike.
At one time, her grandfather had owned thirty or forty shops in the Old City, but these had been sold off more than thirty years ago, before Lahore grew, in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, and prices increased.
They have thirty or forty years before they need the money but they are using reactive short-term strategies rather than implementing proactive long-term strategies, yet 71% of employees under the age of 30 that have used our online financial assessment tool report having a general knowledge of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.
Of the thirty-nine spacecraft sent before Curiosity, less than forty per cent had reached the planet.
You should be in alignment with your brand rep on all of this before you submit the application and hand over the thirty-odd-thousand dollar application fee to the franchise organization.
Yet before the SEC changed the law last year, for almost thirty years no mutual fund company would provide a copy of its code to investors when asked.
The salesman said that the bike would run for twenty to thirty miles, depending on how fast I went, before I would need to plug its cord into the wall for eight hours or lug the batteries inside to charge.
When the tom-toms picked up again in the finale, I mentally checked out: the gesture had been made too many times before, not just in the past three decades but in the past thirty minutes.
Sometimes I like to tell athletes who are thirty or forty years younger than me that they are more likely to retire before me, to drive home the point that their sports careers probably will end while they are still young.
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"If before we could extract three telephone books worth of data, now we're extracting about thirty, " says Cheever.
Before she moved away, she sold me Jeannette, one of her oldest donkeys (they live to be thirty, even forty).
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