Sentence examples for until they remembered from inspiring English sources
Speaking of LOST, I am hopeful that in the end, the whole thing will hinge on something from way out in left field -- like, "ALL SEEMED LOST (HA HA!) UNTIL THEY REMEMBERED THAT HURLEY BUILT A GOLF COURSE!" Let's hope!
The British shook their heads sadly, until they remembered the Royal Ulster Constabulary and spared a few.The UN runs all Kosovo's civilian affairs (see article ) in parallel with NATO, which handles military matters.
She was so eloquent those listening could be forgiven for wondering why she hadn't done it more before, until they remembered Semenya never asked to be put in this position, and that her body is no one's business but her own.
Tourism officials were left scratching their heads until they remembered a prank from back in 2006.
Apart from the fact that the D-listers have thousands of followers, in that moment, they reminded me of normal girls I went to college with at least until they remembered their mutual manager, Gina, had asked them not to publish photos on the internet till my story was published.
"There are some people who are taken aback, until they remember for most of our history, there were nine men," Gindburg said.
It is enough to make some Russians long for Mr. Brezhnev's steady socialist hand on the tiller, at least until they remember the iron grip that came with it.
As is, perhaps, monetizing procrastination — as those who do not complete a Specialization will keep on being billed until they remember to cancel or else pull their finger out and finish the entire program.
Tell them when you'd like it around- if you don't, they will hold off until they remember (or not).
The couple may be cheered by a rising of the income tax personal allowance to £10,000 from next April until, that is, they remember that earlier in the Parliament the Coalition actually abolished the preferential tax allowance enjoyed by the over-65s.
They wait and they talk and they remember, until they are escorted back inside, or return of their volition, having forgotten where it is they won't be going that day.
