Sentence examples for adhered until from inspiring English sources

At the same time he could probably have done without Catholic teaching on birth control, to which the Lodges zealously adhered until the mid- 60s.

Ōkubo's views prevailed and were adhered to until 1894, long after his death.

This is contrary to the heraldic rules, as a society or corporation normally has an esquire's helmet; it is thought that either the engraver was ignorant of this rule, which was not strictly adhered to until around 1615, or that he used the peer's helmet as a compliment to Lord Brouncker, a peer and the first President of the Royal Society.

The batter looks almost scorched, fried to the very edge of acceptability, and it clads explosively juicy flesh, adhering faithfully until it shatters like glass to the tooth".

"Everyone always says that you shouldn't ever do things just for the money and that's a really easy rule to adhere to, until you start being offered lots and lots of money". .

We adhered to each other until we had finished the record, but maybe individually and collectively we weren't as happy as we had been".

Because Dante was born in 1265 and the exiled Guelfs, to whose party Dante's family adhered, did not return until 1266, Dante's father apparently was not a figure considerable enough to warrant exile.

Despite a frail voice in a fragile body, distaste for the daily demands of parliamentary existence, and long periods of illness and nervous exhaustion, Tocqueville chose politics as his vocation and adhered to this choice until he was driven from office.

The cells were maintained in a humidified 5% CO2 incubator at 37 °C until they adhered.

An IFT train stalls at the trap position (t = 5 8 s) and stays adhered to the bead until the bead escapes the trap (t = 10 s).

Each leukocyte being tracked was followed until it adhered, detached from the endothelium, rolled out of the cremaster vasculature, or was lost due to technical limitations of the tracking procedure.