Sentence examples for declared until from inspiring English sources

Official results will not be declared until January.

The race, which was not declared until shortly before 2 a.m.

Bizarrely, it allowed the election to proceed but with no winner to be declared until it has decided on the general's eligibility.

The recession was actually not officially declared until last week, but the psychology that drives it had already been e-mailed, blogged and broadcast for months.

Election organizers announced today that the official winner of the election would not be declared until Sunday after an investigation into the charges of fraud.

In one programme "Seal of the Prophethood" a cleric declared: Until now, whenever one has claimed to be a prophet the Muslim nation has issued fatwa that he should be killed.

"Something's not cool," he declares, "until it is cool".

Capote cannot go home to the States, he declares, until he has completed "The Grass Harp".

"We are refraining from announcing or declaring until we have something in hand — some proof, some smoking gun," General Abbas said.

The new edicts give the president near-absolute power and immunity from appeals in courts for any decisions or laws he declares until a new constitution and parliament is in place.

Flint, who was shadow energy secretary under Ed Miliband, will probably not declare until the timetable for the process is set out after a national executive committee meeting on Tuesday.