Sentence examples for from history until from inspiring English sources

The archive was mostly destroyed by the Nazis in 1940 and Otlet faded from history until several decades later, when a PhD student stumbled across the remains of his collection.

With that, she sank from history until, decades later, some of her radiant, riotous canvases were rediscovered, mildewed and covered in cobwebs, in an outhouse on her brother's farm.

Then, before she could be sentenced, she escaped the country with an accomplice disguised as members of a deaf-mute theatre troupe, and vanished from history – until a 2008 story about her cloning her dog in South Korea cast her back into the limelight.

I guess it's a way of saying also that we won't learn from the present or from history until we find ways of tolerating regret, grief, and learning that there is no such thing as absolute innocence as long as we are human.

She rose to fame during the 1960s and all but disappeared from art history until the 21st century.

"We can't recover from this history until we deal with it". Bryan Stevenson '85 discusses the legacy of slavery and the vision behind creating the National Memorial for Peace and Justice and The Legacy Museum in Montgomery Alabama.

Traherne, who died in 1674 aged 37, had all but disappeared from literary history until a collection of his manuscripts was discovered on a London street bookstall in 1896.

From genocide history, until today, and in Darfur in particular, I believe in this one sentence: Dictators who are addicted to committing atrocities, will not stop until they are STOPPED.

His wildly ambitious exhibition seeks to tease out the rivalrous conversation he sees playing out, from the dawn of history until now, between artists and philosophers in their search for the essence of truth.

China dominated the region from the mists of history until the 1850s, when the West's arrival spurred Japan to modernise while China tried to resist the foreigners' influence.

Earlier this year, lawmakers introduced a bill in Albany to keep state colleges from asking about criminal history until after an applicant is accepted.