Sentence examples for until the disaster from inspiring English sources

"We can't just wait until the disaster happens".

(Channel 11's "WB News at 10," for one, used an image of the twin towers, until the disaster).

India had become steadily more difficult for Britain to rule and without India, British hegemony in the Middle East, deemed a core national interest until the disaster of Suez in 1956, was increasingly unsustainable.

Until the disaster of the Dome, there had been much talk of 'cool Britannia', of 'creative Britain', of the importance of the new cultural industries and the celebration of design, creativity and fashion.

Louis-Napoleon, who from 1848 until the disaster of the Franco-Prussian War, in 1871, ruled and modernized France — still its longest-serving head of state since the end of the ancien régime — gave form to a Bonapartism without a little general to lead it.

Until the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear plant, I would say I was 51% in favour, on the basis that we need all the low-carbon electricity we can get to avoid the worst impacts of climate change and that I tend to trust scientists having been one.

"I didn't know until the disasters that the people who are suffering most from the nuclear meltdown were producing my electricity.

McKay answered that he had not read the report and was unaware of Bea's consulting work for BP until after the disaster.

His outlook, however, became ever more pessimistic and fatalistic, until in the disaster of the Crimean War the autocrat declared simply: "I shall carry my cross until all my strength is gone".

No effective reorganization of the educational system was carried out until after the disaster of the Battle of Jena (1806), during the Napoleonic Wars, which brought about the virtual collapse of Prussia.

Namie and Iitate were not fully evacuated until months after the disaster.