Sentence examples for honored until from inspiring English sources

Warranties on Chrysler models that were purchased before Chrysler filed for bankruptcy will also be honored, until the warranties expire.

That provision was more or less honored until the deregulating days of the Reagan Administration, when government began to ease off.

During the 1930's, Los Angeles became a point of refuge for a whole generation of exiled European composers, who were leading figures in a film-music tradition that the Los Angeles Philharmonic has honored until Mr. Salonen.

For those who have already bought Groupons, or for businesses that have offered them on the platform, they will have them honored until the date originally agreed.

Republicans have argued that the four slain Americans' memories cannot be properly honored until the nation knows how the White House conducted its spin afterwards, which they characterize as a cover-up.

The phrase "till death do us part" is not a cherished vow to these people, but a cliche catchphrase that's honored until they no longer have any use for it.

He honored this promise until his death, prompting Franklin to acknowledge the truth of an old maxim he had heard: "He that has once done you a kindness will be more ready to do you another, than he whom you yourself have obliged".

PEN didn't even bother to honor Mailer until last year, after his death, Mr. Talese said, nor was the group interested in cosponsoring some of the Mailer awards.

It's an agreement Mr. Westergren himself applauded at the time, famously and happily announcing on his own blog, "the royalty crisis is over!" It was also an agreement we were all supposed to continue honoring together, until 2015.

This can be a daunting task as some insurers will not honor refills until the last refill is nearly used up or has run out.

That work, however, had never been honored by the academy until a decision this year to present Mr. Godard with an honorary governors award, given not at the main event in February but at a separate black-tie ceremony for entertainment industry insiders.