Sentence examples for without a break until from inspiring English sources

In 1603 began the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate, which continued without a break until the restoration of the imperial family to actual power in 1867.

After a spell as a magistrate, he was elected in 1946 to the assembly entrusted with writing a new constitution, and then went into parliament, where he stayed without a break until his elevation to the presidency in 1992.

When theatre staff refer to Abdullah, they are talking about the despot who drives singers like thoroughbred horses until their voices dry up, who rehearses the orchestra for hours on end without a break until bladders fill to bursting.

(It was so long and hard that only C-Span stayed with it from beginning to end; MSNBC and CNN took breaks throughout and didn't show all of the afternoon session. Fox News held out the longest, showing the proceedings without a break until the lunch hour, then returning in the afternoon).

The next four issues were dated October 1952, December 1952, January 1953 and February 1953, and then a monthly run began with April 1953 that lasted without a break until the July 1955 issue.

Individuals were reportedly hazed for up to twelve hours without a break until the white radicals confessed their deep white supremacism, homophobia and misogyny to their fellow white radicals thus achieving catharsis through their own admission of guilt.

In an increasingly frantic finale Ford bombarded their opponent's penalty area from every angle without getting a break, until that is, the second minute of injury time, when Glen Poole curled a free-kick from 22 yards gloriously beyond Brain.

If you find yourself unable to play for 30 or 40 minutes without uncomfortable finger pain, take a break until your fingers feel better.

Then there's a break until 6pm.

As an actor, he worked on Zoot Suit for fourteen years, seven days a week without any break until the movie was to his standards.

The light shone without a break from 1844 until a fire in 1954 shut down operations for five years.