Sentence examples for until the declaration from inspiring English sources

5: Don't wear the veil The veil: up until the declaration of the "war on terror", when guns, bombs and bottles of Lucozade took over, it was the hijab which, to many white westerners, was the symbol of being Muslim.

She remained there until the declaration of war by the Empire of Japan in December 1941.

He stayed at his post, ignored by the post-UDI government, until the declaration of a republic in 1970.

No attempt was made to remove Gibbs from his official residence at Government House, however; he remained there, ignored by the Smith administration, until the declaration of a republic in 1970.

After the peace in 1801, Gazan returned home, but shortly after his return, received a new assignment as commander of a brigade in northern Italy, where he stayed until the declaration of the First French Empire in 1804.

The objectives of this study were to describe the epidemiology, characteristics (including a summary of fatal cases), and control measures against the H1N1 pandemic in the Pacific, until the declaration of the end of the pandemic on August 10th, 2010.

(International protection of neutral rights was not achieved until 1856 in the Declaration of Paris at the end of the Crimean War).

Her father was François Charles-Roux, a wealthy industrialist and diplomat from an old Marseille family; he, his wife, Sabine (nee Gounelle), and their three children lived in Cairo, Istanbul, London, Prague, St Petersburg and then in Rome, where François was ambassador to the Vatican until recalled on the declaration of the second world war.

The American leaders who objected to George III's government argued around (and beside) the point until they produced the Declaration of Independence.

Philadelphia didn't celebrate the declaration until July 8th, the Continental Army didn't find out until the 9th, and England had no idea until August 30th.

The price was $2.42 million, which stood as a record for the declaration until yesterday.