Sentence examples for until introduced from inspiring English sources
The phrase "until introduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a condition or state that persists up to the point of introduction of something or someone. Example: "The new policy will remain in effect until introduced to the staff during the meeting."
Their masks, known as personae, were decorated with hair; they were not worn by professional actors until introduced by the actor Roscius in the 1st century bce.
Gary Rupkin, a lawyer for Mr. Griggs, said his client did not know Mr. Clinton personally until introduced by a mutual acquaintance.
Because dairy products were not known in New England until introduced by European settlers, American Indians originally made clam chowders and stews without cream or milk, but included sunflower seed oil and nut butters.
Until introduced into the experiment, the calves were housed in individual calf igloos and fed with the milk of their respective dams that were udder health monitored per monthly SCC-checks and yearly quarter milk sampling for bacteriological culture in the previous and current lactation.
It hadn't seemed necessary — until Steck introduced the question of speed.
England did not find control until they introduced spin, with James Tredwell and Yardy.
There was Petraeus, whom he had not known until Hillary Clinton introduced them.
Even then, the mobile web did not take off until Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone in 2007.
It was not until Apple introduced the iPhone that consumers embraced such a combination.
You've probably never heard of Gunning Bedford, Jr. (I hadn't, until Dahl introduced me to him).
He didn't speak to the audience until he introduced the band near the end of the concert.
