Sentence examples for be eliminated until from inspiring English sources
The country with the fewest votes after each round will be eliminated until a winner is declared.
Under the new framework, the budget deficit is now not expected to be eliminated until some time in the next parliament.
Programs probably won't be eliminated until at least the end of September, said Eileen Fitzgerald, the acting chief executive of NeighborWorks America, a nonprofit group.
But then you believe the threat that bin Laden posed won't truly be eliminated until he is found either dead or alive? A. Well, as I say, we hadn't heard much from him.
Most important, he argued that war is not likely to be eliminated until humans have created a "moral equivalent of war," such as public service that allows people to experience the virtues that were associated with war making.
The Holy See's mission mandate at the UN states that it seeks to end violence against women and children – the focus of this year's CSW – but surely it, and other delegations, know that violence will never be eliminated until women have power over their own bodies.
There was "Survivor" (contestants are eliminated until only a $1 million winner remains), "The Amazing Race" (teams are eliminated until only a $1 million winner remains) and "The Bachelor" (single women are eliminated until only one doesn't feel used and cheapened).
Desi Relaford didn't realize the Mets were eliminated until he was told by a reporter.
The bid receiving the fewest votes in each round is eliminated until a majority is achieved.
They were on the verge of being eliminated until the 76th minute when the captain John Terry's diagonal header from a Damien Duff corner found the net.
The reform on offer is the alternative vote, in which electors rank candidates by preference and the least popular contenders are eliminated until one can claim the support of more than half the voters.
