Sentence examples for consummated until the from inspiring English sources

Truly, our Revolution will not be consummated until the British are expelled from the continent once and for all!

The marriages we know about were not allowed to be consummated until the spouses were much older.

None of the deals can be consummated until July 8, after the N.B.A.'s annual moratorium ends and the new salary cap is set.

When Enishte is slain, Shekure, whose first husband disappeared in battle four years earlier, hastily weds Black but will not let the marriage be consummated until he brings the murderer to justice.

Under N.B.A. rules, teams and players can discuss new contracts for the next seven days, and come to oral agreements, but no deals can be consummated until July 8, when the league's annual moratorium ends and the new salary cap is announced.

No deals can be consummated until July 10, when the league lifts its annual moratorium on signings and trades.

Negotiations will commence soon after, although no deals can be consummated until July 8, after the annual moratorium.

Traditional sources dictate Aisha was six or seven years old when betrothed to Muhammad, with the marriage not being consummated until she had reached puberty at the age of nine or ten years old.

The teams agreed to the trade in principle, but the deal cannot be consummated until July 18 because of salary-cap restrictions.

The deal, which cannot be consummated until July 10 for salary-cap purposes, was confirmed by two people involved in the talks.

The trade cannot be consummated until July 18, when Marbury's maximum contract ends its base-year status, making his and Kidd's salary, along with that of three other players involved in the deal, match up; the players must also pass physical examinations.