Sentence examples for endorsed until from inspiring English sources

The Stern firm, endorsed until recently by both Fannie and Freddie, performed the legal work for more than 70,000 foreclosures last year.

The meeting in itself marked a triumph for the Palestinians, because a major focus of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's actions -- endorsed until recently by Washington -- had been to marginalize Mr. Arafat.

"Yes, it's got to be balanced," Plouffe says, once again citing the "close the loopholes" approach to raising revenue that the GOP has lately, fully, endorsed (until there was a need to be pigheaded about raising more revenue).

Mr. Bush had declined to endorse until now.

Couldn't Century 21 have given him a gold-plated car or boat to wait to endorse until after the ad ran?

But the Massachusetts senator maintained a studied neutrality in the primaries, declining to endorse until she backed Clinton after the outcome had been decided, and during her speech some Sanders supporters booed her, too.

Those shoes, which James is being paid as much as $100 million to wear and endorse until he is 25, are less sneakers than marketing tools, more of an initial public offering of stock than a pair of $110 sneakers.

"I didn't even know he had endorsed Obama until you raised it," Mr. Schumer said.

Mr. Pataki has long supported Mr. Bloomberg's candidacy, but had not campaigned with him or formally endorsed him until yesterday.

Koch had been "mystified" as to why he had not been asked to speak at the rally in Queens, although he had not endorsed Mondale until fifteen days before the April primary here.

He did not actually use the words "endorse" or "endorsement" until reporters pressed him to make sure they understood correctly what was going on.