Sentence examples for until a rare from inspiring English sources

Ian Allinson looked to have saved Arsenal with a fine goal, until a rare moment of ineptitude from Jennings put Oxford through.

Most of his other films, as well as two television series Dudley (1993) and Daddy's Girls (1994)—were less successful, however, and Moore concentrated on his music career until a rare neurological disease, progressive supranuclear palsy, caused his health to deteriorate.

Go to a main shop and continue to refresh until a rare item comes up.

Repeatedly refresh until a rare drops, then click it as fast as you can.

Apple, for example, is preannouncing more products–a rare strategy until recently while Microsoft, which historically has demonstrated new technologies early, is being more secretive about its products.

When Pollard met Seabiscuit, he gave the horse a sugar cube; the horse gave the jockey his muzzle, until then a rare sign of his affection for humans.

Even the job market, until recently a rare bright spot, with unemployment near historic lows of around 5%, is beginning to falter.

The letters — until recently a rare reminder of the working arrangements between the government and the Bank of England — became so frequent that many economists joked that Mr. King was happy to have found a new pen pal in George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer.

National parks weren't invented until 1872, when Congress, in a rare and rash legislative action, set aside Yellowstone National Park as a perpetual pleasuring ground for Americans then and forever.

In this crucial year for Cambodia, a show in Hong Kong — entitled "Forever Until Now: Contemporary Art from Cambodia," and running until April 25 — is a rare and thoughtful cultural survey exploring the country's journey from tragedy to hope, seen through the evolution of its art.

Mr. Barenboim's goals are different from those of Solti, a taskmaster if not a martinet, who drilled his players until they achieved a rare precision.