The church site was established in 1605 and referred to before 1767.

"They were very afraid and had low morale," he said, referring to the period before the bombing.

"I got a little choked up," he said, referring to meeting with his brother before the game.

None referred to bargaining before majority selection, which was not a controversial issue.

Another use of the phrase is to refer to society before the 1960s.

The doctor referred again to the ledger page before him.

"I had a wonderful girlfriend at the time," he said, referring to his life before prison.

The first two designations refer to the time before his death.

If we agree to refer this report back to committee before the vote, a few things should be pointed out.

"This ain't what he wants right here," said Owens, referring to himself a few days before the game.