Sentence examples for until the loss of from inspiring English sources

Everything seems to be under control… until the loss of that signal.

It flourished until the loss of academic freedom under Adolf Hitler's Third Reich (1933 45).

He skied until the loss of a ski forced him to walk the last 10 days, dragging his sledge and swimming across open-water gaps.

That was the trigger for tit-for-tat attacking in which Leicester gave as good as they got– until the loss of Vardy.

Smith tracks Basildon's postwar history as a Labour stronghold with lots of manufacturing jobs ("Moscow-on-the-Thames") until the loss of these and Mrs Thatcher's right-to-buy council house policy turned Essex blue.

In a series of actions, Washington was forced northward, more than once in danger of capture, until the loss of his two Hudson River forts, one of them with 2,600 men, compelled him to retreat from White Plains across the river into New Jersey.

Few of these suggested reforms were adopted immediately; calls for steamships sailing under the US flag to carry sufficient lifeboats for everyone on board were resisted until after the loss of 58 years later.

Until these data are resolved, the loss-of-function against gain-of-function argument cannot be definitively answered.

GM's nationwide growth wouldn't peak until 1979 and the loss of jobs in Flint wouldn't occur until the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Until they do, the loss of liberty in the wake of 9/11 will remain the legacy we have left our children.

Increasing use of smartphones that regularly check for emails have led more consumers to be caught out, as have many mobile users unaware that their contracts hold them liable for all calls made up until they report the loss of a stolen phone.