Sentence examples for until the phrase from inspiring English sources

The day of universal peace may well not dawn among us until the phrase Пей Кока-Кола appears, on undisturbed display, along the streets of Moscow.

Also, as a public man obliged to write speeches and narrate events, I agree with the illustrious writer on the delight of finding the exact word - a kind of shared and inexhaustible obsession - until the phrase fits our criteria.

They do it again and again, until the phrase's momentum carries them across the stage.

HR was once known as the personnel department until the phrase became synonymous with red tape.

Whether providing training for arts educators, or through The John Ruskin Prize for artists, our campaign for visual literacy will not stop until the phrase "I can't draw" is no more.

You can also keep your hand steadily held down on the screen between highlighting the first word and highlighting the remainder and dragging until the phrase is selected.

Until recently, the phrase had been most commonly associated with a popular slogan used by the Communists during the 1930s: da tuhao, fen tian di, meaning "overthrow the local tyrants and divide the land".

For the next three years the Heath administration zig-zagged, between rightwing and more centrist policies, between conciliation and confrontation, until, with the phrase "U-turn" for the first time in common political usage, it narrowly lost power at the February 1974 general election.

Until recently, the phrase was often used to describe various processes to reduce air and water pollution caused by mining and burning coal, such as installing scrubbers on smokestacks to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions that cause acid rain.

And I stuck with it for a while--until I heard the phrase, "Less call girl, more porn star," and then I had to turn it off immediately.

A week later, the volunteers returned to the lab and, under hypnosis, were instructed to forget the movie until they heard the phrase "Now you can remember everything".