Sentence examples for due to start until from inspiring English sources

But this is not due to start until criminal proceedings are over.

Its open-ended asset-purchase programme is not due to start until 2014.

However, the government has confirmed that the commissioner role is not due to start until autumn 2017.

The inquiry has yet to take any evidence at its public hearings, which are not due to start until 2017.

The investigation into what caused the fire was not due to start until this morning at the earliest.

But the mortgage-guarantee scheme, which is potentially more significant, isn't due to start until next January.

His brother Darren, 35, said Matthew had not been due to start work until later but always arrived early at the office.

This plan led to a serious contretemps with Pan American, which had the contract to convey the air mail from Fiji but was not due to start operations until 9 November 1941.

It was at this time that I was due to start another job until I received a phone call saying that they could no longer take me on.

Mr Roberts's Senate confirmation hearings, which were due to start this week, were delayed until September 12th.See articleCalifornia's legislature became the first in America to pass a bill legalising gay marriage.

The new East London line doesn't open until next month, and public test-runs – due to start today – won't now begin until next week.