Sentence examples for answering until from inspiring English sources

The answer, I'd suggest, is anything that a self-contained written account can effectively convey without begging too many questions – and that doesn't actually need answering until tomorrow.

If the question is posed by letter, for example, it is conceivable (indeed not unlikely) that persons with headache on the day of receiving it will postpone answering until the first headache-free day, resulting in a falsely-high reported prevalence of headache yesterday.

If your answer is "no", don't differ answering until later with such statements as "not right now", "I'll look at your website", "I'll do it online", "send me a brochure/pamphlet", "send me something in writing", "I'll consider it", etc.

The companies have barely answered until now.

Even so, the questions nag, and they aren't completely answered until the last page.

It is a question that may not be answered until Election Day.

You have the right to not answer until a lawyer is present.

As you know though, there are certain things we cannot answer until the judge makes rulings.

I was always happy to answer until my first son was born.

"That's a question you can't answer until you go out there and do it".

That is a question that is hard to answer until more details emerge.