Sentence examples for until the revelations from inspiring English sources

Until the revelations about her own phone being tapped, Mrs Merkel had tried to play down what the German press had called America's "spy attack".

Former friends are near the point of mayhem until the revelations of the night watch prove the villainy of Don John and the innocence of Hero.

Until the revelations about the Breeders' Cup, the recent news about Scientific Games, a New York company, had been relatively good in terms of its growth in the market and its stock performance, Minor said.

But until the revelations about the extent of nazism at the heart of the institution, many music-lovers have been able to excuse the eccentricity of the Vienna Phil's traditions as the grit in the oyster that produces the orchestra's lustrous, pearlescent sound.

Until the revelations, Weiner was ahead in the mayoral race.

Wieseltier's Committee for the Liberation of Iraq was the creation of neoconservative propagandist Bill Kristol, whose father Irving Kristol -- remembered widely as the "godfather of neoconservatism" -- had joined the Congress for Cultural Freedom in 1950 and edited its journal Encounter until the revelations about its CIA provenance made that position untenable for a serious intellectual.

It's also a complex narrative: Jekyll himself figures only as a friend of the other characters and narrators – right up until the revelation provided by his "confession".

Uefa had positioned itself at a dignified, clean distance from the multiple arrests and US and Swiss criminal investigations into Fifa officials, until the revelation that Platini was in 2011 paid £1.35m by Blatter, which both men claimed was for work Platini did at Fifa nine years previously.

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But Clinton stuck with him, up until the revelation that he had been working for the nation of Columbia to help them get a free trade agreement through the U.S. Congress -- a free trade agreement that (inconveniently) Clinton is publicly against.

Until this week, the revelations published by the Guardian about the nature and extent of internet surveillance had provoked little reaction from British politicians.