Sentence examples for until they stumbled from inspiring English sources
Until they stumbled on the apple trees.
Despite threats of beatings if they ran away, the foursome spent five nights hiking, hiding and sleeping by day, until they stumbled on an army post.
For the first two years they protested against prostitution and sex tourism, and nobody paid much notice – until they stumbled upon a tactic that has made headlines across the world and turned them into a global movement.
They wrote serious or they wrote funny, but they couldn't do both at the same time until they stumbled on this simple idea: the real tragedy in life is that people get over things.
The premise of the reborn comic and the movie is neatly described on Vertigo's Web site (dccomics.com/vertigo, where you can read the first issue free): The Losers "served as the covert bloody hand of America until they stumbled across a C.I.A. secret they couldn't ignore".
However Bert and John Jacobs kept slogging away, designing logos for local bars and restaurants to keep the dream alive, until they stumbled upon their hundred million dollar idea.
Even the cheapest machines now have enough processing power to churn randomly through millions of address combinations until they stumble on a few that are correct.
We live in a world where technocratic elites make most choices – good and bad – on our behalf until they stumble and get kicked out.
10 A.M. (AMC) HACKERS (1995) Two New York high school students (Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller) use their hacking skills for mischief making until they stumble upon a corporate extortion scheme and are charged for computer crimes they did not commit.
11 30 A.M. (AMC) HACKERS (1995) Two New York high school students (played by Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller) use their hacking skills for mischiefmaking until they stumble upon a corporate extortion scheme and are charged for computer crimes they did not commit.
But for someone who knows that the library owns, let's say, Respighi's "The Birds," and that the computer says it is in, the prospects of actually finding it are very poor unless one is willing to start at one end of the mammoth Orchestral Music section and flip through every pile of CD's until they stumble on it.
