Sentence examples for made up until from inspiring English sources

And then there's the wing where in 1936 the world's very first proper television service started, and where some television programmes continued to be made up until 1981.

The case has not been made up until now and it has not been made in this debate.

She was plucked, perfumed and made up until, on her wedding day, she looked, she says, 'like a little whore'.

This is in contrast to water turbines that were made up until this time; all earlier versions were reaction machines that operated off of water's weight or pressure.

For this purpose, a relationship must be established between the user foot and the last with which the style will be made; up until now, no model has existed that integrates both elements.

But Amazon's small print shows that claims can only be made up until 90 days after the order is placed, meaning Pert is out of time.

(The two didn't make up until Victoria's first child was born.) In "Victoria and Albert," the first time young Victoria's privy council stand and declare, "God save the queen" in booming voices, it's thrilling not only because of the glory that is England but also because it's about time this poor, put-upon girl got some respect.

"It was made up of islands until he put it together at UUNet to link the various service providers.

But reading it, you become immersed in the story, forgetting that it's made up of threads until the poet deftly reminds you.

Your decision, just made, is the toughest decision you've had to make up until now.

Photograph: Tom Hevezi/AP I have a shameful confession to make: up until a couple of weeks ago I had never watched a single full film of Charlie Chaplin.