Sentence examples for have begun until from inspiring English sources

Lepchenko said play should not have begun until later.

Chinese writing is thought not to have begun until hundreds of years later.

Their famous and, at the time, scandalous romance is not thought to have begun until 1947, when she was 17.

Worcester is where Australian tours once started, and none since have really seemed as if they have begun until the majestic old cathedral has gazed down on the baggy greens.

For example, subduction zone processes, an area of major mass transfer in more recent terrestrial environments, may not have begun until some 1 2 billion years later (Hamilton, 2007).

This incision occurred sometime during the late Middle Triassic or early Late Triassic, and subsequent deposition of the Chinle Formation is usually considered on the basis of biostratigraphic data to have begun during the late Carnian (e.g., [3], [61]), although based on the revised date for the Carnian-Norian boundary [58] it might not have begun until the early Norian.

The Bush team didn't fully recognize that a second attack on America had begun until more than a week after the first casualty.

The game was played before a crowd ready to party, in a nation that did not really believe the Olympics had begun until the Canadian men's team had taken its first face-off.

Abdul Masood Khorami, a lawyer representing Mr. Yaqoub, the eyeglasses shop worker, did not even know the trial had begun until he received a call from Mr. Yaqoub's father, who was watching the proceedings on television.

For me, I often don't realize that a collection has begun until it's too late.

The unnamed London teen has been sent to America where the preservation has begun until hopefully a time she can be brought back.