Sentence examples for strife until from inspiring English sources

The border clans were continually at strife until the 18th century.

Fathers and daughters are no less at strife until, as in a dream, all is resolved by the magic of Puck and Oberon.

Policing methods and the challenge of building a force acceptable to all factions have been among the most divisive issues among communities riven by guerrilla and sectarian strife until truces pointed the way to an edgy peace.

With the noisiest dissidents neutralized, the Liberals enjoyed a period relatively free of intra-party strife, until the Conscription Crisis of 1917 once again split the party.

Artigas, leader of the Banda Oriental, struggled for independence from Argentina and succeeded in 1825, but civil strife continued until the early 20th century.

The Guelf (papal) leader Malatesta da Verucchio was made podestà ("mayor") in 1239, but internal strife prevailed until members of the Malatesta family were recognized as lords of the town in 1334.

Polish-German strife continued intermittently until 1018.

The country was thrown into civil strife which lasted until 1457, when Stephen, son of Bogdan, gained the throne and ousted the boyars loyal to Aron.

Until sectarian strife broke out with unprecedented ferocity a year ago, Mr Sistani had been credited with restraining the Shias from perpetrating revenge attacks after mass bombings by Sunni insurgents.

But members of Turkey's Syrian Orthodox Christian minority (or Syriacs) insist it is St Mary's church, which served their community for 200 years until civil strife and economic hardship forced them out.

One example of the NEUBI model in action is a school in Sacualpa, in the state of Quiche – an area that was affected profoundly by more than 30 years of civil strife that ravaged Guatemala until the mid-1990s.