Sentence examples for June to come from inspiring English sources

"I'm glad he didn't wait till 13 June to come when the Olympic camp started for us.

"We promise in June to come back with a much more detailed set of policies," he said.

The Obama administration has given GM until the beginning of June to come up with a viability plan to avoid following its smaller rival Chrysler into bankruptcy.

After voters approved recreational sale and use, the state legislature drew up the details of the laws and passed the necessary legislation last June, to come into force on 1 January 2014.

The process is unlikely to slow, as Beyer Blinder has only until about the end of June to come up with six options for the design of the World Trade Center site and the surrounding area.

The comprehensive Iran-IAEA agreement was the culmination of Tehran's promise in June to come up with a plan within two months to allow more access to IAEA inspectors to its nuclear facilities and provide answers to the outstanding questions regarding its nuclear programme.

"I really can't wait for October to come.

I have a month to come up with a pitch.

"For the month of January to come in at this level is reason for continued optimism".

Markets had expected the index for January to come in at 18.

A special session called in September to come up with solutions for transportation failed.