Sentence examples for whole until the from inspiring English sources

The cast didn't meet as a whole until the first table read, to go through the pilot script together.

But none of the younger generation studied stamps as passionately as their father did, nor did they grasp the importance of the collection as a whole — until the time came to dispose of it.

Now I've got this bee in my bonnet and want to tell people "Roast it whole until the skin's soft, take it out of the Aga, cool it a bit and it will be just lovely".

"Justice is not done until the victim is made whole, until the perpetrator is returned to society as a functioning and contributing member, and the community is healed".

The term, which can be either singular or plural, referred to the group of states or provinces in the central plain, but was not used as a name for the country as a whole until the nineteenth century.

Catholics who believe in promoting the common good will continue to oppose fast track authority and the Trans-Pacific Partnership as a whole until the secretive process surrounding its passage cease immediately.

"And the conference and the party is saying: we are reserving our judgment on the bill as a whole until we see the final shape of it.

One by one, Whole Foods swallowed its competition, whole, until it became the venerable giant of natural foods it is today.

In Europe, cinemas were always meant to get Planet Terror in its stand-alone version, but the UK was supposed to get Grindhouse whole - until the first US figures came in.

But please watch the whole show until the end, when it is all tied together.

"We hung out that whole night, until the wee hours of morning," she said.