Similar words: in the event of, on the verge of, on the level, at the eleventh hour, on the score of, sleeve, peeved, pet peeve.
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1. He felt sick on the eve of the race.
2. It ends on the eve of entry into Canaan.
3. It was in 1955, on the eve of independence.
4. Found hanging.Another student dies on the eve of term.
5. On the eve of the talks, the two sides had exchanged strongly worded statements on the issue.
6. Today, on the eve of the Olympics, Atlanta is awash in tickets.
7. On the eve of the Wallabies' departure, St George officials visited the Wallabies' hotel to seek his signature.
8. On the eve of shooting, the co-production partner - an offshore bank - withdrew from the project.
9. His shock decision - on the eve of Labour's party conference - threw a lifeline to battered Premier John Major.
10. They serve as reminders on the eve of the 21st century that we remain prisoners of our past.
11. On the eve of the October revolution, the Provisional Government accepted this as a temporary expedient.
12. Chapman had died of cancer on Wednesday on the eve of the twentieth anniversary celebration of the first Monty Python show.
13. On the eve of the ballot, concerns persisted about independent monitoring, the location of polling stations, and increased violence.
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14. On the eve of the council the worst of horrors was revealed.
15. Where, in brief, was tap dance on the eve of millennium?
16. Now, on the eve of the formation of the congress, is a good time to clear up any misapprehensions.
17. Haigh's denial of the existence of anti-clericalism on the eve of the Reformation is a case in point.
18. Mr Hurd was speaking to Arab journalists in London on the eve of his visit to Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
19. Reagan spoke to those hopes in a nationally televised address on the eve of his departure for Geneva.
20. About 500 people will attend a private party in the room on the eve of the Super Bowl.
21. Almost certainly the explanation lies in the highly charged atmosphere of a battlefield on the eve of battle.
22. Sweetly lyrical(sentencedict.com), it tells of a shy boy's coming of age through sport in Amsterdam on the eve of war.
23. Her one speaking part was in an advertising plug for the family on the eve of the election.
24. Importance of national security considerations Public opinion polls published on the eve of the election showed the two main parties evenly matched.
25. Read in studio Hundreds of Maxwell pensioners have been lobbying Parliament on the eve of the anniversary of the publisher's death.
26. Mr Straw planned to float the proposals this week in a speech in Lisbon on the eve of the EU summit.
27. The results of the ballot are likely to be released on the eve of June 7.
28. This is certainly a novel method of signaling fair-mindedness on the eve of serious federal policy negotiations.
29. But the welfare bill has split the Democratic Party on the eve of its national convention in Chicago.
30. Back in 1988 he had the nerve to raise interest rates on the eve of the Republican convention.
More similar words: in the event of, on the verge of, on the level, at the eleventh hour, on the score of, sleeve, peeved, pet peeve, on the contrary, sleeveless, move off, give off, live off, stave off, leave off, drive off, sieve out, deprive of, approve of, conceive of, take leave of, leave of absence, irrespective of, in the end, executive officer, at the expense of, chief executive officer, month, in the offing, seventh.