Sentence examples for rather until from inspiring English sources

Rather, until now there has not been enough for the person holding the role to do to warrant making it full-time.

Rather, until recent, blind nostalgia struck, the left argued that such a model was unsustainable – an inflated, lopsided, going-nowhere fantasy.

"The day people get to stay there all night," or, rather, until the end of the Federer-Robredo match, "when we paid the same amount and they get to watch quality tennis".

For the stormwater system to be effective, it is recommended to design the system treating not only the early period of a storm (first flush criteria) rather until the peak part of the hydrograph (high flow rate where partitioning was greatest) from a load basis.

There are new claims that the sky ought to be ablaze with meteor-like displays; and that even delicate snowballs, when hitting the moon at several miles a second, should stamp visible dents on to its surface.Such debates, which depend on what Dr Frank's mini-comets would be like if they existed, can go on forever or rather, until there is more evidence on whether they exist at all.

Until pigs fly, or rather until the state unemployment level dropped to 5.5%–from the 12.4% it's at now.

Until stumps rather than until Monty is out I mean... 85 Test matches and he's still got less memorable contributions than Paul Collingwood in my book.

In short, George W.'s career was not a precise copy of his father's but rather -- until a sudden flowering in the last decade -- a poor-quality carbon.

He was rather popular until 1929.

But Merkel said she would rather wait until this year.

The X-ray appearance of osteomalacia is rather normal until visible fracture has developed.