Sentence examples for until a novel from inspiring English sources

The causative agent proved elusive for over fifty years until a novel Deltaproteobacteria was identified as the etiologic agent in 2005.

This phenomenon, which is evident in single neurons at cortical and subcortical levels, occurs very rapidly (i.e., within seconds) [14], [15], [17], [19], [53], [56], lasts until a novel stimulus is encountered, and as argued by Malmierca and colleagues [15], is assumed to be generated by local circuitry.

"I thought until you wrote a novel, you weren't taken seriously as a writer.

Fitzgerald bought into ethnic stereotypes — until he wrote a novel about a Jewish hero, with the help of a Jewish girl from the Bronx.

For Higher-Order Thinking Ms. Munro said, "I would really hope this would make people see the short story as an important art, not just something you played around with until you got a novel".

She later added, "I would really hope this would make people see the short story as an important art, not just something you played around with until you got a novel".

Uncompromising in his style and critical of authors who sold out to the market, he did not publish a novel until he was 43.

Even in genre, though, there's still the rule that says you can't get a short-story collection out until you've published a novel or two.

Mr. Salinger argued that his stories wouldn't sell until he had published a novel, which he said he was working on.

Ultimately, Dick was a great writer despite himself and his methodology, which involved ingesting a gargantuan amount of amphetamines and working manically on a novel until it was finished.

Of the major fiction writers of the Harlem Renaissance, only Florida native Hurston, whose early short stories appeared in the late 1920s but who did not publish a novel until after the Harlem Renaissance had ended, published a masterwork that guaranteed her permanent reputation among African American novelists.