Sentence examples for ideal until from inspiring English sources

Working from home sounds ideal — until you actually do it.

In most of Europe, universal male suffrage remained a remote ideal until late in the 19th century.

A conversation ensues that is the platonic ideal until, suddenly, the scene shifts to the mother sitting in an aisle seat of an American plane.

Some songs lie unused that seem tailor-made for ads: Lyle Lovett's "Pontiac" seems ideal until you listen to its vaguely homicidal lyrics.

The seedlings will grow steadily if they are protected from the cold (a cold frame would be ideal) until the night-time temperature is reliably above five degrees.

"You don't really start to get the support-for-the-state ideal until the late 19th century, which is a time of the expanding role of the United States in world affairs".

"Eduardo was dedicated to these ideals until the last seconds of his life.

Much of what they told me sounded like fairly vanilla Christian ideals, until we got onto the subject of Judgment Day.

The image seems camp - a parodic rendering of the Aryan ideal - until you compare it with Martin Munkacsi's 1931 image of Leni Riefenstahl skiing uphill.

It seemed the ideal arrangement — until Manchester presented a manuscript to the Kennedys.

But it did not achieve the ideal combination until it developed the two-seat RX-7.