Sentence examples for until landmarks from inspiring English sources

Any further planting of the poles has been postponed until landmarks issues are resolved.

In an interview after the hearing, Ms. Quinn said that as speaker, she usually waits until landmarks commission issues are before the Council to comment on them.

When complete ACL rupture has been verified intercondylar notch preparation was performed until anatomical landmarks, such as the medial aspect of the PCL and the over-the-top position could by identified.

Then 15 years went by with no reunions, until a landmark summit meeting in Pyongyang in June 2000.

It was thus considered contraband in America for over a decade until the landmark obscenity court case v. in 1933 lifted the ban.

Not until the landmark Brown v. Board of Education (1954) decision did the court reverse its decision in Plessy and declare racial segregation unconstitutional.

But it was not until the landmark Loving v. Virginia case — decided in 1967, when Mr. Obama was 6 — that the Supreme Court declared interracial marriage a constitutional right and overturned a Virginia ban.

First published in Paris in 1934 by Obelisk, a soft-porn imprint, it had been banned as obscene in America until a landmark legal victory overturned the ban, allowing Grove to print it legally in 1961.

Despite all this progress, princesses have only recently assumed an equal footing with their brothers in one important aspect of royal life: it was not until a landmark ruling in 2011 that the eldest child of the monarch was ruled to take precedence in the succession regardless of their sex.

The right to privacy would not be recognized by the Supreme Court until the landmark 1967 case, Katz v.

The Channel Three program--which circulated on YouTube, until the Landmark subpoenaed the site and got it suppressed--seemed to carefully select its scenes of abuse and brainwashing, out of context.