Sentence examples for until I joined from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until I joined the Calzaghe camp that I realised how hard he trained.

"Until I joined the staff, it had been a two-person operation, run by an executive and his secretary.

Keeping his face straight, Denis explained: 'I had never met a priest until I joined United and this one will be the hundredth'.

In moving from 10Ks to marathons at age 46, I found the increased distances almost impossible — until I joined a group.

"I never really hated anybody until I joined the Army," Matt Beaudoin confesses, worried about brain damage after one too many concussions.

"I never learned until I joined the team that you pass the ball to the foot [of your teammate] that's farthest from the defender," Markgraf says.

The Norwegians, singing 13th, scored no marks at all, for a very gentle ditty that sounded like, "By gum, jah no high dog", but apparently meant, "Never in my life will I think of leaving until I join the wind".

It's a brief sabbatical from the game until I join Harlequins at the end of the year but it's something I feel like I'll need after the World Cup after seven or eight years of full-time rugby.

In Egils saga, when Egill Skallagrímsson refuses to eat, his daughter Þorgerðr (here anglicized as "Thorgerd") says she will go without food and thus starve to death, and in doing so will meet the goddess Freyja: Thorgerd replied in a loud voice, 'I have had no evening meal, nor will I do so until I join Freyja.

But it was not until after I joined the Observer in 1977 that I got to know Maurice well and became an ally of his in sticking to the Keynesian faith during the rise of monetarism.

I worked at Intel until 1999, when I joined Broadcom.