Sentence examples for comes until from inspiring English sources

Tells of the domestic trivialties that make up the day for the family from the moment the milk man's car comes until the time the evening paper arrives.

"I have been fairly successful in putting on a mask behind which I have pined for the family alone, never rushing for the post when it comes until someone calls out my name," he told her three years earlier.

Streams had been low all autumn, but now they were rushing with water, fulfilling the predictions of the farmers, who said "winter never comes until the streams are full".

In part that's because this new generation features the "child-man," Seligson offers, who doesn't feel like adulthood comes until age 35.

What gets it back on the road, I think, is a stabilization of house prices, but I don't think that comes until we have another 15% to 20% drop.

Seeing Things Clearly Want of foresight, unwillingness to act when action would be simple and effective, lack of clear thinking, confusion of counsel until the emergency comes, until self-preservation strikes its jarring gong these are the features which constitute the endless repetition of history.

It never came — until Monday.

A decision may not come until next year.

Statehood didn't come until 1907.

"We're coming until she does".

Integration didn't come until 1947.