Sentence examples for plentiful until from inspiring English sources

And cod, which used to be plentiful until the 1960s, then disappeared, are coming back; but cod eat the shrimp the fishermen are after.

Even though the bunches of basil, thyme, oregano, sage and mint will become smaller as summer draws to a close they will be plentiful until frost nips them.

Typical Bell, scoring the second century of the innings again on a benign track, where runs seemed plentiful – until South Africa's second knock.

"Credit was so cheap and plentiful until the credit crunch that people were lured into taking more loans, maxing out their credit cards and taking out higher mortgages than they should," he says.

Jobs were not all that plentiful until the war began, but neither were scientists.

There's another, smaller, more common lowland variety, the so-called Burmese Brown tortoise, which has been plentiful until recently, but the future of these Asian giants is also bleak.

Since fresh water appeared to be plentiful, up until recently governments hadn't focused on freshwater conservation or investment in water infrastructure, and communities weren't educated about how to protect their water supply, says Tensie Whelan, director of New York University's Center for Sustainable Business.

When sliced thinly, or finely diced and boiled in plentiful water until thoroughly cooked, it seems to be detoxified.

Yin Yu Tang (Hall of Plentiful Shelter) was occupied until the 1980s by members of the Huang family, descended from a wealthy pawnbroker.

BANGKOK — A recently published research paper on elephant behavior has all the hallmarks of academic literature — plentiful references, detailed methodology — until the reader looks more closely at the authors.

Scallops have long been plentiful in America, but until recently the selection was very limited: the large sea scallops from the North Atlantic or small bay scallops from inlets of Long Island and New England, sold shucked.