Sentence examples for workings until from inspiring English sources

She stands her ground and smiles at them, never showing her workings until she needs to recruit another one of them, always contrite on discovery, to her cause.

"Mr. La Barbera is a hard worker," said Milton Mollen, the former Appellate Division judge who certified the October election and will oversee the local's workings until the end of 2002.

The B&ER then took over its own workings until the company was amalgamated into the GWR on 1 January 1876.

If they both divorced themselves completely from the foundation's workings until they were both private citizens again, it would completely preclude any influence-peddling charges by Clinton opponents.

But leaked logs from LulzSec's private chatroom – seen, and published today, by the Guardian – provide for the first time a unique, fly-on-the-wall insight into a team of audacious young hackers whose inner workings have until now remained opaque.

In her mid-20s, with a degree in philosophy and having worked, until recently, in the art world, she has spent recent months studying the inner workings of A.C. Milan.

These apparently included meetings with borough commanders and union leaders, and, in some precincts, orders that there would be no vacation days until the workings of the station no longer seemed broken.

Hidetada ruled in name only, however, for Ieyasu continued to control the actual workings of the government until his death in 1616, after which Hidetada finished the restructuring of the central government administration.

Mr. Shelby, on the other hand, had not concentrated on the workings of the government until he became chairman of the Intelligence Committee in 1997, but no other chairman of the committee has been so hard on the Central Intelligence Agency.

Until the workings of that hand are made visible, we should be very suspicious of externalist theories of rationality.

But by allowing the stories to play off one another and allowing layers of meaning to accumulate before we even notice them, the filmmakers capture some of the essential strangeness of life -- the way our relations are governed by laws that remain invisible to us until art reveals their workings.