Sentence examples for a subject until from inspiring English sources

More generally, one surmises that Struth may not understand his attraction to a subject until he has photographed it, if then.

There are numerous examples of situations where interrogators have been unable to obtain valuable intelligence from a subject until months, or even years, after the interrogation process began".

'We never use a subject until we find the moral dimension.' 'We don't make art for selling,' says Gilbert. 'We make it to confront people.' So is there any subject they wouldn't use?

Cohen writes that he had always hoped to "write a book about nothing that was also a book about everything", but had lacked a subject until attention caught his attention.

He is a little disingenuous about having lacked a subject until now, because the point is that it really doesn't matter what the subject of such a book is.

Pablo Picasso, commissioned to create a painting for the Spanish pavilion at the 1937 Paris World's Fair, was at a loss for a subject until news arrived in Paris of an April 27 attack by Franco's forces; using the little Basque village of Guernica for bombing practice, they virtually wiped it out.

My research is to go around looking for a particular subject until a much funnier one hits me in the head.

Pupils are flocking to study religious education, a subject which until now has been seen as irredeemably unfashionable and the preserve of the sandal-wearing brigade.

Why is he the one to feel so passionately about a subject that until Snowden came along was considered by most people to be rather obscure, chipping away at it relentlessly since he started his blog in 2005?

In Mr. Lacoste's testimony, he said that the fact that more than one natural disaster could occur at the same time, as happened in Japan, "is a subject that until now we didn't really take into account".

She becomes far more sympathetic when talking about a subject that, until last year, she was forbidden to discuss under the terms of her immunity agreement with prosecutors: what happened when Ms. Tripp led her into an ambush at a shopping mall, in which F.B.I. agents picked her up and questioned her in a hotel room for hours.