Sentence examples for avoiding until from inspiring English sources

Not, as the image above suggests, a balaclava for Elephant Men, or an easy solution to that Edvard Munch-themed fancy-dress party you've been avoiding until now.

In his speech on Monday, Osborne will say anyone remotely serious about tackling UK's problems needs to start by setting out how savings, including in welfare, will be achieved, something Labour is intent on avoiding until next year at the earliest.

It's not, of course, just the list of stuff above that they must get to, but are consistently avoiding until the last minute.

It has remained focused and avoided (until now) bold acquisitions.

The Passion, particularly the Crucifixion itself, was generally avoided until the religion was well established.

A confrontation between the two powers was avoided until the end of his reign.

This merely postpones the regulatory cliff edge business is desperate to avoid until December 2020.

Now, I like to imagine it on a prospective reader's night table, sensibly avoided until the time is right.

The public responded admirably to the order to cut consumption by 20% and blackouts have been avoided, until now.

That moment is avoided until it's absolutely necessary, at which point communication among the responsible parties becomes exceptionally nasty.

Books, evil repositories of secondhand opinion, are to be avoided until the child approached the age of twelve.