Sentence examples for perennial until from inspiring English sources

The residents of the palm grove claimed that it had been perennial until 1990 when it ran dry for the first time, leading to the extinction of the fishes.

Belgians had nearly given up on the prince, a perennial bachelor, until he stunned the nation by announcing the royal wedding from out of the blue -- after a secret three-year courtship -- last fall.

The PAS group was then adapted to pasture and rotationally grazed on a perennial sward until the end of the experiment (95 ± 5 DIM).

Warrington, who are aiming to win their first league title for 58 years at Old Trafford, had been perennial underachievers until Moran took ownership of the Wolves in 2003.

Cut your perennial herbs until the end of August.

Her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, was a founder of the National Front in 1972 and served as its leader, and perennial presidential candidate, until his retirement in January, at 82.

ALBUQUERQUE — There were plenty of reasons for the Pacific-12 to add Colorado when it expanded to a dozen teams last year: expansion of conference territory, entry to another top-20 Nielsen television market and the addition of a football program that won a national championship in 1990 and was a perennial top-25 team until a recent decline.

And that is quite the rub for these, until now, perennial losers.

That is, until Hanks — perennial nice guy and Kings fan — said something that prompted SJP to make the best face we've seen since Chrissy Teigen's cry face.

The annual rye's roots will hold the soil until the perennial spreads.

Limnetics are annual species, breeding as one-year-olds and then dying, whereas benthics are perennial, with many not breeding until two years of age (Maccoll 2009b).