Sentence examples for has till from inspiring English sources

No elephant has till now been killed so deep inside the reserve, so near tourist lodges.

That is why if Barack Obama really wants a peace agreement he will have to be much tougher than he has till now.

He will be the first post-war chancellor to hold office in Berlin, presiding over a Germany that will look almost as much to Central Europe as it has, till recently, cast its approval-seeking gaze across the Rhine to France.

In terms of hardware, training and readiness, military or political, for action outside Europe, "European" defence has till now been a Franco-British affair, sealed at a bilateral summit at St Malo in 1998 and symbolised by talk of an EU rapid-reaction force to which the two would be the big contributors.

But the real cause of all the angst was the realisation that the great Eurosummit gravy train has stopped rattling merrily around the Union and has pulled into a permanent siding in Brussels.One of the pleasanter aspects of living in Brussels and following the EU has, till now, been the regular opportunities to leave the Belgian capital.

Justine, steeped in chronic depression, feels that her world is caving in, and, as if in sympathy, our world does the same — bracing itself to be swallowed by a vast blue planet that has, till now, been "hiding behind the sun".

His family has tilled these fields for four generations.

For seven generations, this family has tilled the land and tended the livestock.

For a cultivator it is difficult to leave the land he has tilled with his sweat and blood," he reasoned.

She later said she had Till in mind as she did so, having just attended a Till rally hosted by a then unknown minister called Martin Luther King.

Farmers whose ancestors have tilled or herded on a property for centuries are reluctant to move or consolidate.