Similar words: before, long before, before long, for the time being, come by, come for, come forth, come home. Meaning: v. be the predecessor of.
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(1) The building of homes should come before the building of new office blocks.
(2) When does your case come before the court?
(3) My loyalties to my family come before anything else.
(4) When does her case come before the court? Sentencedict.com
(5) My children will always come before my career.
(6) The bill will come before Parliament next month.
(7) This question will come before the committee.
(8) I come before you today to express my solidarity with the people of New York.
(9) Fighting poverty and unemployment should come before all other political considerations.
(10) When you come before the judge, it's best to tell the whole truth.
(11) The case is due to come before the courts next month.
(12) In the air transport business, safety must always come before profit.
(13) Quality should come before quantity.
(14) Economics must not come before democratic politics.
(15) It can not come before March 22 or after April 25.
(16) We understand that this bill will not come before the House of Lords until after Easter. -Ed.
(17) Our report will come before the Council for the first time a week today.
(18) Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and song.
(19) He'll come before 12 if he comes at all.
(20) Lilacs come before the roses.
(21) The answer would come before sundown.
(22) The proposal will come before the general assembly tomorrow.
(23) We were tired of waiting and hoped the bus would come before long.
(24) This report takes a different tack from the 20 that have come before.
(25) The uncomfortable truth is that every time Bush has come before Republican voters, he has performed below those great expectations.
(26) He returns to the deck and commands the entire crew to come before him.
(27) The production of material goods is the primary activity of humans, and it must come before all other activities.
(28) The patients' wishes and needs are paramount and they must always come before our own.
(29) Quill is a lead plaintiff in one of the most important, emotional cases to come before the high court in 1997.
(30) It is quite uncommon for a pornographic magazine to come before a jury, because publishers are rarely prosecuted.
More similar words: before, long before, before long, for the time being, come by, come for, come forth, come home, rebel, be full of, for the best, leave behind, be familiar with, die for, care for, reform, make for, take for, save for, at the beginning, at the beginning of, settle for, more, core, struggle for, forest, score, compensate for, get the better of, no more.