before-mentioned

The wall, in the before-mentioned post by the way, was protected fairly well with the paint so it does not look this bad (Thank goodness; said-supportive-spouse might be less supportive had there been a hole in our drywall!)

The Moral of the Story, Part Deux Anne-Marie 2007

STEVE KARDIAN, DIRECTOR, DEFEND UNIVERSITY: Jane, you know, I really hope that it ` s one of the before-mentioned girls that you said or the fact that this might be a child that was born to Jaycee.

CNN Transcript Sep 9, 2009 2009

Preparation such as the before-mentioned research, lower-level contact to set agenda etc. are normal course for setting up a high-level meeting.

In Fundraising Letter, Obama Attacks Hillary For "Standing Behind Bush's Policy Of Non-Engagement" 2009

Then Shams ad Daulah replied to Kerbogha: “If you can kill all of the Franks and chop their heads off and carefully bring them to me, I shall truly give you the before-mentioned citadel; and, finally, I shall pay homage to you and protect the citadel in fealty.”

De Re Militari: The Society for Medieval Military History » The Battle for Antioch in the First Crusade (1097-98) according to Peter Tudebode 2009

The wall, in the before-mentioned post by the way, was protected fairly well with the paint so it does not look this bad (Thank goodness; said-supportive-spouse might be less supportive had there been a hole in our drywall!)

Archive 2007-02-01 Anne-Marie 2007

I have not read The Way of Shadows; it is in one of my before-mentioned book stacks.

Late Delivering Writers - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games 2008

“Maydán al-Fíl,” prob. for Birkat al-Fíl, the Tank of the Elephant before-mentioned.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

The author, Donna M. Gershten lived in before-mentioned city for some 15 years.

Tepache 2006

You would probably like it better, however, than Lyons: which you may reach, if you will, in one of the before-mentioned steamboats, in eight hours.

Pictures from Italy 2007

This was chiefly owing to the before-mentioned Earl of Arundel, who represented to the Lord Mayor and aldermen, in a second interview with those sagacious persons, that, as for himself, he did not perceive the Reformed religion to be in much danger — which Lord Pembroke backed by flourishing his sword as another kind of persuasion.

A Child's History of England 2007