Sentence examples for until it has emerged from inspiring English sources
Be so focused on your father's words that you neglect to see the nesting wild turkey in the urban underbrush until it has emerged, enraged and squawking and flapping its wings, approximately one foot from your startled dog, who is at the end of the six foot leash that ends in your hand.
In either case, the viral genetic material cannot begin to synthesize protein until it has emerged from the capsid or envelope.
The Ebola hospital built by the British army which opened two weeks ago in the capital of Sierra Leone will not be fully operational until January, it has emerged.
Pilot schemes for the delayed and controversial NHS programme to share data from patients' medical records might not start until well into the new year, it has emerged.
The report into what went wrong at HBOS is unlikely to be published until the end of the year, it has emerged, as the chairman of the new Financial Conduct Authority faces scrutiny about his handling of the much-anticipated report into the dramatic rescue of the bank in 2008.
However it has emerged it will not be fully operational until January.
Thanks partly to acquisitions, it has subsequently become one of a number of European catering firms that are enjoying rapid growth on the back of the outsourcing of company canteens across Europe.Elior did not look for a backer until after it had emerged from Accor's shadow.
Wait until the profession has emerged from its embryonic state and a system has been evolved by which the terrific weight of responsibility can be lifted from one pair of shoulders.
Mr. King, who will remain as central bank governor until next summer, has emerged as Britain's most vociferous critic of irresponsible bank behavior.
A critical market demand large enough to spur development may not exist until a crisis has emerged.
