Sentence examples for extinguished until from inspiring English sources

The fire was not extinguished until Friday, said Mady Chabrier, a spokeswoman for the operator, Eurotunnel.

The interstate remained closed until late Friday night, and the flames weren't fully extinguished until two o'clock in the morning.

195, which was here in 1839, the patent under which the complainant became the owner in fee of certain lands was issued by the commonwealth of Kentucky in 1795, when the lands were in possession of the Chickasaw Indians, whose title was not extinguished until 1819.

Very important in the 16th century were the settings of Matins and Lauds for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of Holy Week during the service of Tenebrae ("darkness"), in which 15 candles were individually extinguished until the church was in total darkness.

There are dozens of fires burning in the Golden State, and some won't be fully extinguished until the winter.

The blaze, which began on Monday evening and was not fully extinguished until almost 15 hours later, destroyed most of the cathedral's roof and led to the collapse of its famous spire.

In Couperin's era 15 lighted candles were placed in candelabra before the altar at the start of the ceremony; the candles would be extinguished individually until the church was completely dark.

Light pulses of 1 5 ms in duration at ∼380 nm trigger precisely timed action potentials and EPSP-like responses or can evoke sustained depolarizations that persist for minutes in the dark until extinguished by a short pulse of ∼500 nm light.

The fire started there at around 11.30pm on Friday, authorities said, and firefighters were unable to extinguish it until around 4am.

As psalms are sung and prayers are recited, the candles are extinguished one by one until, by the end, a single flickering light remains.

Those services are known as the Tenebrae, or "shadows"; in the old Catholic rite, candles were extinguished, one by one, until the church was enveloped in darkness.