Sentence examples for recognise until from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure I realised quite how much Bond hardware I could instantly recognise until wandering around this great exhibit – the light helicopter Little Nellie [see footnote] from You Only Live Twice, the diving scooters from Thunderball and probably my all-time favourite, the Lotus Esprit from The Spy Who Loved Me, which went underwater and allowed Roger Moore that gag with the fish.
By then the cycle had begun again: another book, far beyond my reach at first – another year of no writing, not of the kind you'd recognise, until one morning I found I could recite the opening paragraph, and knew the final words: the crisis had come, and I was ready to begin.
However, what he failed to include or recognise – until President Obama pointed it out in a TV interview – was that the civil war and confederate history are inextricably linked, in a way that it is impossible to sugar coat, to slavery.
In his almost perfectly structured love story Spring in Fialta Nabokov teases us with hints we do not recognise until the final line when we discover the narrator's beloved, Nina, has died in a car smash, and the whole story has been an elegy.
"Pacific culture has not been recognised until recently," Holland says.
"Often these will not be recognised until a sound has largely disappeared from everyday experience.
The broad outlines of agreement, sketched last month, are that list positions will be recognised until at least 2052.
The existence of the agency was not officially recognised until 1994, when John Major's Government introduced the Intelligence Services Act making it subject to Whitehall scrutiny.
This was a major discovery: the number of human chromosomes had remained uncertain until 1956, and the chromosome constitution of Down's syndrome was not recognised until 1958.
In 1939 she set a world record of 1.66m, at Brentwood, Essex, though it was not officially recognised until 1957, the year she retired from competition, aged 37.
As Labor recognised until recently, we can't grow the economy and therefore jobs without making business in Australia attractive to overseas investors.
