cast before

In North Carolina and Texas, for example, approximately two in three ballots were cast before Election Day.

Emotional turmoil of the past has wrought pearls of wisdom in you, which are not to be cast before swine.

The mind which rejects syndicalism entirely because of the by-products of its despair has had pearls cast before it in vain.

The memory of his wrongs and his ambitions alike vanished in the shadow cast before by his approaching death.

We pulled and dragged at the escaped mass of periodicals, looking for something good, but found no pearls had been cast before us.

But there was another mist cast before the eyes of the English nation from another source.

At the prow of the boat shone a small lantern, which cast before the boat an arrow of light.