Sentence examples for gone until now from inspiring English sources

"Really, I'm not happy with the way this deal has gone until now," he said.

Strange, strange world; long gone until now when, for me at least, brilliantly recalled by former para Ken Lukowiak in Marijuana Time, his follow-up to the acclaimed account of his experience during the Falklands War, A Soldier's Song.

He went into countries eight or nine years ago where other companies would not have gone until now," said Peter Fish, managing director of the UK consultancy MEPS International.

'"That's the breakthrough with Tinder," he continues, "That signal has been gone until now".

LS cars run like sewing machines; they are reliable and smooth, but they don't exactly get your blood going–until now.

The French government's system of giving direct and indirect state subsidies to all press titles has benefited L'Humanité, and successive French presidents have sought to ensure the title kept going until now.

"What kept him going until now was that he still felt if it was not with us, he will still have a good chance to go to the Euro, but that is over now as well," Wenger added.

He has infuriated businessmen and industrialists, as well the opposition by steadfastly refusing to go, until now, on grounds that he would be doing a disservice to those who voted for him and for his Freedom Party (PdL) in national general elections in 2008.

It really is a wonder that no one's talked about how bad the war is going until now.

To their credit, some medical personnel have, in years past, declined on ethical grounds to force-feed Guantanamo's hunger strikers, a fact that's gone unreported until now.

Detroit saw near-record amounts of snow fall this winter (more than 90 inches at last count), which allowed the animals' bodies, some still frozen, to go undiscovered until now.