Sentence examples for until the strength from inspiring English sources

Let macerate for an hour or two (until the strength of mint is to your liking), then strain into a pitcher and chill.

Prestressed concrete neutralizes the stretching forces that would rupture ordinary concrete by compressing an area to the point at which no tension is experienced until the strength of the compressed section is overcome.

Leonardo himself cuts a cynical figure, superior and amused by Bougainville's antics – until the strength of the Frenchman's infatuation with Lisa persuades him to alter the painting to suggest the secret of "love itself".

As displacement further increased the force increased again until the strength reached the maximum value of 84 kN at the displacement of 436 mm.

The technician walked around, sending out signals, until the strength of responding pings led him to Lambis' apartment building.

This was done until the strength of agreement achieved among all four reviewers was near perfect (κ statistic between 0.81 and 1.00).

Until now, the strength of the micro-budget horror franchise that has spawned a third instalment (and surely more, should Election Year perform well), has been in its ability to turn the tables on a genre that so often caters to a bloodthirsty audience.

However, until now, the strength of carbyne was evaluated by the results of ab initio modeling of tension of monatomic carbon chains.

We transferred them to a trough of sea water before releasing them into the sea, where the waves swept them back on to the sand until they found the strength to power themselves out into the ocean.

I concede that I could have sent you a get-well card, but a trip to the shops is out of the question until I regain the strength in my legs.

As the consultants noted crisply, alternatives to high-speed rail "do not involve committing some £18bn now to construct a new line that will not be available for use until 2025 on the strength of some very uncertain demand forecasts, to achieve benefits from faster rail journey times that have dubious economic value, most of which will not materialise for 30 or 40 years into the future".