Sentence examples similar to go on until next month from inspiring English sources

This game went on until Christmas.

Still, the whole thing could easily go on until the end of April.

In 1997 and 1999, negotiations went on until early August, long past the April 1 deadline.

Because the Avalanche won't go on sale until early June, Chevrolet asked that journalists not discuss its on- and off-road driving characteristics.

The trial of the two men, which began in September, is expected to go on until this summer.

Because 4-cylinder models won't go on sale until late in January, the official Environmental Protection Agency mileage estimates have not been released.

Single-game tickets will not go on sale until late February, but the cost of those seats will fluctuate under the team's dynamic pricing system, which it adopted in 2013.

It is one of the oldest such festivals -- the present is the 63rd -- and it long ago outgrew its name of Maggio Musicale (Musical May): events start in the middle of April and go on until the end of June.

Shows go on until late Thursday.

Ours probably much earlier, but they'll go on until the end of June.

So far, only about 70 stations in the United States are using HD Radio, and most are keeping quiet about it until receivers go on sale next month.