Sentence examples for intense until the from inspiring English sources

The beginning was so intense until the first messages arrived.

Rain started falling in the bottom of the first with Mark Teixeira at the plate, and grew more intense until the tarp finally was rolled out at 9 07 p.m., with heavy rains forecast for the rest of the night.

A day after Mr. Kerry accepted his party's nomination, and 95 days before Election Day, the presidential race took on an all-out feel, with both sides rushing to the swing states likely to decide the outcome and introducing television commercials for an advertising onslaught likely to remain intense until the end.

During the moments of greatest suspense, activity in the frontal parietal brain regions, which are devoted to orchestrating attention, flared up in healthy participants and became increasingly intense until the end of the film, when the boy nearly hits the family maid with a real bullet.

The LED lights imitate the beats of the music with the journey becoming more intense until the woman awakens into a new reality.

The inflammatory condition, which is already induced during hemostasis, develops during the first day after the injury and remains especially intense until the third day in the case of the correctly proceeding repair process [ 37, 38].

Moving northeastward, Changmi became an extratropical cyclone on September 22, and gradually became more intense until crossing the International Date Line early on September 25.

With further increase of the excitation power, the lines are more intense until two of the peaks start to saturate peak 1 at 5 μW and peak 2 at 10 μW.

Last year he was captured in astonishing footage placing his hands on the head of a boy in a wheelchair, reciting an intense prayer until the boy slumped down exhaling sharply.

Even as he approached the winning line Hamilton could not be certain he had won the championship because Vettel continued to put Rosberg under intense pressure until the end.

Citing correspondence with fellow science writer Ann Gibbons, Zimmer provided evidence that the PLoS One paper describing Darwinius was held under intense secrecy until the time of the May 19 press conference.