Sentence examples for until he talks from inspiring English sources

Until he talks about his herd.

The pair, from New Fathers for Justice, climbed onto the Labour leader's house in Islington just after 10am and are refusing to move until he talks to them.

From the Sun's Tom Newton Dunn Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) Oh dear, Mitchell's non statement has really put Clegg on the back foot on #r4today - clearly no idea how to react until he talks to Dave.

In the recent television documentary Versus: The Life And Films Of Ken Loach, the film-maker comes across as mild and lovable – until he talks about those who betrayed him.

When torture is required, he issues instructions with the relish of a gourmet ordering a meal: "Have his wife move into the next cell and start working on her until he talks.

One reason for Mr. Bacanovic's reluctance is that the Justice Department, which is conducting its own investigation into the trading of ImClone shares, is said to be discouraging him from talking to Congress, at least until he talks to Justice Department officials first.

The chairman said he shared that view until he talked to head teachers in his constituency about the consequences for their pupils.

Writer had little or no idea until he talked one day last week to James Post, who is the sales manager for Jolt Cola, a Rochester-based concern quickly expanding nationwide.

Spalding Gray's older brother, Rockwell Gray, said he had been holding out hope that his brother would be found alive until he talked with Ms. Russo early yesterday, before the medical examiner's findings were announced.

Before beginning the first volume, he thought he could wrap up Johnson's early life in a couple of chapters, until he talked to some of Johnson's college classmates and found out about his lying, conniving side, which no one had previously described.

Because Mr. Hay did not last long as the leader of the Mattachine Society, because it was a secret society, and because his role in it remained unknown until he talked about it to Jonathan Ned Katz for his reference anthology "Gay American History,," (Arno Press, 1975), others became better known as leaders in the gay-rights movement and carried on the public fight that Mr. Hay had begun.