Sentence examples for until weakened from inspiring English sources
Manuel sent a fleet of 150 ships under Kontostephanos to confront them there and employed delaying tactics, until, weakened by disease, the Venetians began to withdraw and were pursued by Kontostephanos' fleet.
He took the field along for most of the way until weakening out of contention in the final stages in the Festival Bumper in March, but there should be better to come when he is upped in trip over obstacles.
He was a bus driver's assistant until tuberculosis weakened him too much to work.
(One was William Buckley, the C.I.A. station chief who was kidnapped and tortured repeatedly until he weakened and died).
Chamberlain knew the wound was likely to be mortal but feared that falling in front of his men might derail their momentum, so he held himself up on his saber until he weakened and fell.
He followed the Italian Vincenzo Nibali, third-placed finisher in the Tour de France, when he attacked at the foot of the short, brutal ascent; he bided his time until Nibali weakened fractionally and then made his effort.
A substitute "W" began to wiggle, walk, and wobble — in a kind of visual, extraprose equivalent of onomatopoeia (the word "path" on "The Electric Company" walks down one) — and ultimately wrestle (a phonemic mistake, unusual on the program) with Kermit until he weakened.
Lester maintained tropical storm status until it weakened into a tropical depression near Tucson, Arizona.
Most of the alerts remained in place until Magda weakened to a tropical low on 22 January.
Tropical storm warnings were issued as soon as the storm was first classified for the coast of Belize and the coast of Mexico south of Cabo Catoche, and remained in effect until Arthur weakened to a tropical depression.
After rapidly weakening over Florida, the hurricane turned to the northwest, and ultimately dissipated over northeastern Arkansas on September 9. From the point when Hurricane Easy entered the Gulf of Mexico until it weakened to a tropical storm, it was observed nearly constantly from radars or Reconnaissance Aircraft.
