Sentence examples for until he confronted from inspiring English sources

Newspapers were dying until he confronted and defeated the greedy print unions.

He had no interest in creating documentaries until he confronted what he calls the "ethical dilemma" of the people of Futaba.

Small-town coincidence piles on coincidence until he confronts the murderer (also a father and a perennially unlucky man) in a wholly predictable dénouement.

He may not realize how much he likes you until he confronts the possibility that you might end up with someone else.

After a Hollywood stint writing the script for a never-made film based on one of his other war books, he freelanced as a writer until 1949, when he confronted, in the CBS lift, Arthur Godfrey, the biggest radio star of the day.

'You can't accept that your father is doing this shameful thing to you and you take on the shame yourself.' It did not stop until Edward was eight, when he confronted his father.

But it was not until he forcefully confronted the topic of hateful e-mail — some from Fox's own viewers — that he drew fire over his approach.

In the show, Ejiofor portrays a complacent high-flier, feeling good about life until he's confronted by Death, and told: time's up, prepare to be judged.

He shook a few hands, until he was confronted by an African American woman who said she was a mother who feared that too many black children were killed by the police.

And his life continues in its utterly happy, non-careerist way until he is confronted with a terrible loss, which appears at first comically absurd but is very serious.

Some Democrats have charged that Mr. Bush, by never mentioning this until he was confronted by news reports about it, had acted in a manner that was not entirely trustworthy.