Sentence examples for until a high from inspiring English sources

H+ is only observed in small quantities for all tip structures until a high voltage regime, where apex atom resolution is not observed.

"A Capital City" was fine for a while, until a high murder rate in the late 1980s produced an unwanted double meaning.

Out of the bullpen, Matusz had been one of Manager Buck Showalter's most reliable pitchers until a high fastball left the yard off Ibanez's bat on Wednesday.

Until a high court victory yesterday, the Sunday People was injuncted from revealing more about the killing of Mr Notorantonio, a retired taxi driver, who was shot in bed as he slept beside his wife.

Griffin had instructed his drivers to use London's bus lanes illegally, until a high court injunction ruled that Addison Lee could no longer instruct its drivers to use the lanes.

Until a high school drama teacher suggested ballet lessons, Mr. Caras had believed that "people were born into ballet, like royalty" -- "I had no idea this was something an American person could learn," he said.

The idealized model reflecting dogged persistence, pursuing rational search strategies, until a high-quality answer is found is often assumed in the design of information systems.

One road, an eight-lane highway, will link Seoul with the airport until a high-speed rail line is built by 2005.

Major upgrades -- which NASA believed would substantially improve safety on the shuttle -- were intentionally deferred until "a high-level national decision" was made on whether to replace the shuttle or fly it indefinitely.

For though the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation yesterday announced the winner of the competition to memorialize those slain at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, and Feb. 26, 1993, it delayed a complete description of the design and its image, as well as access to its creators, until a high-profile unveiling planned for next week.

She was secure in her job as a project manager with her family's real estate company and had not given much thought to a business degree until a high-ranking bank executive from the class of 1978 talked her ear off about the program.