Sentence examples for was slow until from inspiring English sources

Economic expansion was slow until the arrival of the railroads in the 1880s.

"Tuesday, it was slow until 4; then, from 4 to 8, it was packed," he said.

But the process was slow until Obama's clemency programme in 2014.

The town's growth was slow until the arrival of the Union (later Kansas) Pacific Railroad in 1867.

Growth of Las Palmas was slow until 1883, the year in which construction of the port was begun.

Their progress was slow until they acquired their first elephant in 1888, after which the circus expanded rapidly.

Meeting after dinner in his office, Vincent told Wallace "the unvarnished truth that, barring a miracle, the Japanese will have all of east China by July 15!" Japanese supply problems in east China were as critical as American ones, and the Japanese advance was slowed until September when Vincent was forced to retreat and destroy his advance base at Tanchuk.

Dinner is slow until about 8 30, when couples, families and Mr. Gioia, yet again, start to fill the place.

But sales in those two countries are likely to be slow until Smart starts making a right-hand-drive version, next year at the earliest.Meanwhile, DaimlerChrysler is handing responsibility for the Smart to Mitsubishi Motors, its new Japanese partner.

(At the uptown store, sales were slow until Season Dolan, a five-foot-two saleswoman, wore the boots in black on a busy Saturday in fall; they sold out within the week. Citywide, the first full-size run was gone by early November. By February, they were almost entirely gone).

The use of the microscope in discovering minute, previously unknown features was pursued on a more systematic basis in the 18th century, but progress tended to be slow until technical improvements in the compound microscope itself, beginning in the 1830s with the gradual development of achromatic lenses, greatly increased that instrument's resolving power.