Sentence examples for a month from today from inspiring English sources

You come here a month from today.

"The government is more interested in January 26th than in December 26th," a friend told me, referring to the upcoming election that will take place exactly a month from today.

Give me a long deadline ("Let's say... a month from today?") and I'm coasting.

The current session of Congress is scheduled to end a month from today, with only 21 more working days.

Yes, it's just one month of job figures, and things could look better a month from today.

When Bahlmann agreed to go, Wharton giddily quoted from "Mignon": "We shall be standing together on the deck of the Britannic a month from today — Doesn't it seem strange?

But it is serving 1,450 people a month from 1,050 a month last year.

Small mammal trapping was undertaken within Bunyip State Park, Australia, across three sites, once a month from January 2001 to May 2002 and every 2 months thereafter until January 2004.

We measured the in situ net ammonification rate (Ramm), and nitrification rate (Rnit) once a month from May to October; we also measured potential soil microbial biomass carbon (MBC), nitrogen (MBN), and potential microbial respiration (MR) once a month in laboratory.

The Fiscal Policy Institute report estimates that job losses will average about 10,000 a month from November 2008 through the end of 2009.

Published twice a month from 1965 to 1972, The East Village Other was among the country's first major underground newspapers.