Sentence examples for until renewed from inspiring English sources

As was the case with many women artists of the early 20th century, her work was forgotten until renewed interest by feminist scholars resurrected it in the 1970s.

And when the Fed tightened rates but said it would lean toward a neutral stance, the market rallied until renewed interest concerns set in about a month ago.

We stayed until dusk, renewed again by the unknown.

The owner, Trader John Persteins, said that until he renewed his tavern liquor license, he could not run a public house.

Until he renewed his driver's license last year, Shaw often got hassled at airports: the guards couldn't recognize his ten-year-old picture because his face had fleshed out so much.

"We respond to a heightened pace of change and its associated uncertainty in the same way we always have: We withdraw from action, postpone decisions and generally hunker down until a renewed, more comprehensible basis for acting emerges".

She represents a disturbing alliance of an absolute innocence and a knowing, adult sensuality — a description that could also apply in general to the Fleischers' animated work, at least until the renewed enforcement of the Production Code in the summer of 1934 took, as another of her songs put it, her "boop-oop-a-doop away".

My mom always said that she missed out on having her dream wedding until they renewed their vows the day before Thanksgiving, in front of their kids, grandkids and a handful of friends, just like 25 years before.

Volunteers and organizers we meet desperately told us to hold their interviews tight and unreleased until they renewed their visa or left the country, as any surfacing of their involvement in activism would lend them to hours of interrogation, prospective detainment and in many cases, deportation.

As with other apps, subscribing to FreeTime Unlimited will come via a user's iTunes account (and thus Apple will get a cut) and will get automatically renewed until you turn off the auto-renewal 24 hours before the renewal date.

The ban was renewed until 1890.