Sentence examples for at next months from inspiring English sources

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As the story usually goes around this time of year, we'll supposedly be hearing a lot more at next months Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The maker will at least show it off at next months Mobile World Congress, with production hopefully starting shortly there after.

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He's a guest director at next month's Cheltenham literary festival, hosting events that explore the legacy of 1968 – a year when the eight-year-old Fife kid "was playing in the back garden with my Action Man".

He was speaking in Sochi to volunteers due to help at next month's games.

At least in the next months.

So at least spend the next months working harder to earn back some of the money you lost.

We joined forces, founded Winter Clothes for Refugees, and spent the next months at the station together, putting warm clothing on shivering human beings.

I'm looking at next 18 months to get us some headroom on a cash-flow standpoint that then will allow us to go back and look at structural things".

"We're looking at the next seven months as the time that the pace of confirmations has to accelerate to have a fully staffed judiciary," she said.

Looking at the next 12 months, these ventures seem risky.

"You are looking at within next 12 months because the crisis is here".

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