Sentence examples for definite until from inspiring English sources

"But I won't say anything definite until I talk to the doctors," he said.

"The final documents are not signed and nothing is definite until you sign on the dotted line".

The Surety Company contends that the amount each claimant was to receive was not made definite until it was actually decided by the court of appeals.

But the chief government spokesman, Panitan Wattanayagorn, said the cancellation of the offer would not be definite until the prime minister himself announced it.

It is a seesaw case and the verdict is not definite until it is rendered.

Authorities say they won't know anything more definite until after a coroner's toxicology report is completed.

If we assume further that the initial momentum has not changed until the position measurement, we can speak of a definite momentum until the time of the position measurement.

Apart from occasional invitations to play in Paris and Switzerland, she had no definite career until after the second world war, when from 1947 onwards she began touring Europe extensively.

According to quantum mechanics, for instance, particles do not have any definite properties until they are measured by a detector or observed in some other way.

The agency, the Independent Monitoring Commission, said that "initial signs" were "encouraging" but declined to offer a definite judgment until its next report in January.

If you are debating whether or not to take a course in the fall because you might get transfer credit for it, you will not have a definite answer until classes start.