Sentence examples for encouragement until from inspiring English sources

Warhol's photo-booth Self-Portrait (1963 64) set off a rowdy bidding war; the audience roared encouragement until the hammer came down at $38.4 million.

He has liked to sing for as long as he could remember, but received little encouragement until he joined the after-school program, which has helped him hone his musical skills as part of its focus on "creative self-expression".

He has also kept clear of fashion — having a longtime supportive dealer was, naturally, an enabling factor in this — and, with scant critical encouragement until recent years, has gone his own masterly realized hideous-hilarious way.

Although she always wanted to write, she said she she received no encouragement until her second husband, Oscar Lerman, to whom she was married for 26 years until his death, on reading the opening pages of The World Is Full Of Married Men, insisted she finish it.

It's like trying to learn how to ride a bike again and again; the parent/sibling/friend holds on to the bike and guides you along, shouting encouragement until they let go and you keep pedaling on your own.

Sgt Bergdahl and his loved ones here at home deserve our prayers and encouragement until he is rescued or released.

I'd still love to find a mentor who is available to provide sage advice, field questions and offer encouragement, but until then, I try to fill that void by creating my own opportunities to learn and grow--be it through books, lectures or just paying attention to the positive and negative results of my own and others' decisions.

He rebuffed story after story, with encouragement and advice, until Ms. Beattie submitted one titled "A Platonic Relationship" in 1974.

Mrs. Kent strode around the studio watching the dancers, giving encouragement and advice, until her husband stopped the students and sat them down to talk about their movements.

What a battle Djokovic had – against Nadal, his battered body and, sadly, those in the crowd who gave him little encouragement against their favourite, until they forgot their allegiances in the heat of an astonishing finish and cheered every shot.

Zachry's voice is less hard-core and more Pacific than Riddleyspeak, but Mr Hoban's singular, visionary, ingenious, uncompromising, glorious, angelic and demonic novel sat on my shelf as evidence that what I wanted to do could be done, and as encouragement to keep going until I'd got it right.