Sentence examples for would pass until from inspiring English sources

And so, Avions Voisin passed into history; decades would pass until the survivors would be rediscovered.

Sentence after apparently unremarkable sentence would pass until suddenly you would feel yourself hit in the solar plexus by the accumulated tension.

And then millions and millions of years would pass, until, seemingly out of nowhere, there'd be, fleetingly... the smell of fresh rolls.

More than a decade would pass until Casablanca popularized the phrase "round up the usual suspects," but the Philadelphia police department's approach to law enforcement was far more comprehensive than that of Captain Renault, who at least waited until a crime was committed before ordering a roundup.

In the letter, Mr. Hastert assured Mr. DeMint that no new trade bills would pass the House until Congress had taken action to make sure that any apparel assembled in the Caribbean or Andean areas for export to the United States is made from fabric that is dyed, printed or finished here.

If that impasse continues, it is unlikely that Parliament would pass back-to-work legislation until later next week.

Mr. Bruno said in a statement last night that he would pass the plan, but not until the state budget is finally approved.

Privately, operatives from both parties believe a "clean" DHS funding bill passed by the Senate – which leaves Obama's immigration provisions untouched and keeps the DHS funded until September – would pass if put to a vote in the House.

Close watchers of the central bank had expected that this meeting in August would pass quietly, with difficult decisions deferred until the autumn.

Until his contemporaries died off, my grandfather would pass his time playing bowls.

SSE also said it would pass on savings of around £50 and Npower plans a conditional price freeze until 2015.