Sentence examples for adjourned until today from inspiring English sources

The phrase "adjourned until today" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a meeting or session has been temporarily suspended and is set to resume on the same day.
Example: "The committee meeting was adjourned until today, where we will continue discussing the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "suspended until today" or "postponed until today".

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The case was adjourned until today.

The inquest was adjourned until today.

The hearing was adjourned until today to give the defendants time to prepare their evidence.

His lawyer quickly objected, and the case was adjourned until today.

The hearing was adjourned until today, when two further witnesses will give evidence for Mr Amaral before the lawyers make closing speeches.

Moscow's Basmanny court adjourned until today after failing to make a decision about how long Mikhail Khodorkovsky should spend in detention before a trial on seven counts of large-scale fraud and tax evasion begins.

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(Reuters) PAKISTAN: CHALLENGE ADJOURNED -- A constitutional challenge to the army coup in October was adjourned until March 1 by the nation's new chief justice of the Supreme Court, Irshad Hassan Khan.

The case was adjourned until tomorrow morning.

The trial was adjourned until 10.30am tomorrow.

The case is adjourned until April 28th.

It promptly adjourned until June 7.

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