Sentence examples for imposing until from inspiring English sources

The full picture is imposing, until he reveals a sly and whimsical sense of humor.

A secondary that has already lost Byron Maxwell this offseason will look a whole lot less imposing until a deal is struck to bring its chief enforcer back on board.

If the history of the earth's tides should one day be written by some observer of the universe, he would no doubt say that they reached the peak of their grandeur and power in the younger days of Earth and that they slowly grew feebler and less imposing, until one day they ceased to be.

The ban is to be imposed until Oct. 31.

Period 2 (postpubertal) was imposed until 22 mo, when heifers were returned to their farms of origin.

Period 1 (prepubertal) was imposed until HF and Jersey treatment groups averaged 200 and 165 kg of BW, respectively.

Immigration restrictions cannot be imposed until Britain leaves the EU, which will likely take two years at least.

Another dormancy, inactivity, or service fee could not be imposed until January 31 of year three, assuming there has been no activity on the certificate or card since January 31 of year two.

The words "and shall upon conviction thereof" were omitted as unnecessary, since punishment cannot be imposed until a conviction is secured.

Sanctions were imposed until such a time when the inspectors could certify that all NBC programmes and their component agents and equipment had been destroyed.

No sanctions would be imposed until the W.T.O. has ruled on the new legislation, according to the statement from Ms. Barshefsky and Mr. Eizenstat.