Sentence examples for until nobody from inspiring English sources
"They say, it's a market, it's still open, and I'll sell my labor for as much as I can until nobody wants to buy it".
He means huge armies trying to destroy each other completely, ignorant armies clashing by night until nobody is left at dawn.
After I told my mother that I never ate garri before school, that on Saturdays I waited until nobody was looking to wrap my garri in a piece of paper and slip it into the dustbin, I expected her to scold me.
His films also evoke a world that has irretrievably vanished (if, indeed, it ever really existed) -- a silvery planet of evening clothes and tulip-shaped champagne glasses, cigarette cases and diamond-studded clutches, in which aristocrats and arrivistes, con artists and Bolsheviks cavort and connive, seducing and betraying one another until nobody can tell which is which or who is who.
Indeed, the popularity of the warning acronym NSIT, "not safe in taxis", among debutantes of the 50s, suggests that the incredible capacity of the most tipsy and ungovernably hormonal alpha male brain to postpone unwanted touching until nobody important can see, arrived even before the Lib Dem impulse towards sexual stealth and concealment.
Healthy retirees, who know that their bills won't be that high, would be unwilling to buy insurance that costs enough to cover the bills of the average senior -- which means that the insurance plan would attract only those with above-average bills, meaning higher premiums, driving still more healthy people away, and so on until nobody is left.
Until recently, nobody paid attention to carp".
But until today, nobody has gotten justice".
"Until then, nobody had told me anything.
"Until now, nobody relied on money.
