Sentence examples for until the opportunity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "until the opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time frame or condition that lasts up to a specific chance or moment that may arise.
Example: "I will wait until the opportunity presents itself to make my move."
Alternatives: "until the chance" or "until the moment".
But the forward's touch let her down, and she dithered until the opportunity was gone.
Uy says the thought of selling Chamnan's virginity hadn't occurred to her until the opportunity arose.
Garry Essendine is one of those characters that actors dream of playing - until the opportunity arises, and they discover he's the stuff of nightmares.
He repeats the good deal over and over again, until the opportunity closes, and — most crucially — his focus throughout that sequence is on hedging his bets and minimizing his chances of failure.
It would be easy to assume that director and actor were marking time until the opportunity arose to collaborate again: in fact, says Miller, "I hadn't had any contact with Danny since then".
Dr. Bird observes that male orangutans that grow up in stressful or highly competitive environments sometimes remain juvenile in features and behavior well into adulthood, the better to stick it out safely until the opportunity to mate improves.
We New Yorkers are the best at many things, but until now, the opportunity to demonstrate our supremacy in acquisition and in possession-to-square-foot density has been cruelly denied us.
When blacks were denied the right to vote until 1870--and 1870--and 1870--andfor the next 90 years thopportunityow law -- black lives did notomatter.
Nothing is certain until you have the opportunity to exercise it".
We won't know until we get the opportunity to know them and give them the opportunity to know us.
But until he had the opportunity to experience it for himself, he added, it "was just a lot of words".
