Sentence examples for was not until during from inspiring English sources

9 Similarly uncontradicted is Haynes' testimony that it was not until during or after this second interview with the prosecutor on the Tuesday or Thursday—Haynes could not be quite certain—but, in any event, some five or seven days after his arrest, that he was first allowed to call his wife.

Although the settlement at Hua-lien was founded in the late 19th century, it was not until 1910, during the Japanese occupation (1895 1945), that a local administration was set up.

It was not until two years later, during a Memorial Day weekend in the Hamptons, that the two women again encountered each other, and both happened to be uninvolved.

Though a second round of talks had been rumored for months, it was not until Tuesday during Mr. Trump's State of the Union address that a date was confirmed.

In fact, his rebirth took more than a year, for it was not until May 31 , 1989 during national pro-democracy demonstrations in which the leadership was besieged by more troublesome youths, that the Government named him a "heroic youngster". The army crackdown followed a few days later and it became all the more important to select loyal young Communist children to become national models.

It was not until 1158, during the reign of Manuel I, that Antioch truly became a vassal of the empire, after Manuel forced Prince Raynald of Châtillon to swear fealty to him in punishment for Raynald's attack on Byzantine Cyprus.

But it was not until 1884, during the outbreak in Egypt, when Koch noted that the disease was a specific gastrointestinal infection caused by a comma-shaped bacillus, which he isolated in the laboratory and named Vibrio cholerae.

But it was not until last June, during a speech before the financial industry, that he first suggested that only through such a breakup could bankers reclaim public trust.

Merit appointments were made on a modest scale immediately after Japan was opened to the West, yet it was not until the 1880s, during the Meiji Restoration, that a modern civil service was created on the basis of job security, career paths, and entry by open competition.

It was not until the 1660s, during the reign of Louis XIV, that the region saw enough peace to allow advances in sparkling wine production to take place.

It was not until the next afternoon, during sunlight hours, that they tightened the radio antennas into position and solved the light problem.