Sentence examples for half a year away from inspiring English sources

The Iowa caucuses are more than half a year away.

Now, with a general election less than half a year away, a new prime minister is emerging.

In the autumn of 2003, Defoe's words were still more than half a year away from meeting Finnish paper at a printing plant in Suffolk.

With the Super Bowl less than half a year away, "we are finally waking up to fact that much of our city is in fact ugly," he wrote.

It would be unfair of me to be too harsh about the quality of the built-in apps on Windows 8; it's a beta version at least half a year away from release.

Whether she can find them during her two-year tenure – which will come up for renewal with her goal still at least half a year away – will be interesting to watch.

The second and last new entry inside the top 10 this week comes from pop/rock favorite Avril Lavigne, who returns to the area after half a dozen years away.

Doesn't she get flak for being a part timer, spending half the year away?

Even though the polls are two-and-a-half years away, it feels as if a starting-gun has been fired.Ghana has had six fair elections since 1992, with power twice changing hands between the two main parties, Mr Akufo-Addo's New Patriotic Party (NPP) and President John Dramani Mahama's National Democratic Congress (NDC).For Mr Mahama, Mr Akufo-Addo, now 70, is a familiar foe.

The next presidential election is three and a half years away — an eternity, really — but instead of putting a damper on speculation, that time span has encouraged it, letting a thousand theories and nearly as many contenders bloom.

That's still eight-and-a-half years away -- long past senators' next election.