Antecedent coming before the noun it refers to?

[yo4561]

Can you please provide a few examples in which it is correct to use an antecedent before the noun that the antecedent refers to? Many thanks in advance

[Whit Garner]

This would most frequently occur when the pronoun is used in a clause (either independent or dependent) that occurs before the noun is presented.

After she sold her third property, Ami decided to take a vacation.

While it was a huge expense, renovating the house had been a lifelong dream.