Sentence examples for indefinitely since from inspiring English sources

Vick has been suspended indefinitely since before the 2007 season.

"This work can be looked at indefinitely since the content deals with several layers," Mr. Salomon said.

On the other hand, that status could not be guaranteed indefinitely since 20% is not a rock-solid blocking stake.

They were dispersed to local jails to be held indefinitely, since Cuba does not accept deportees from the United States.

Rather than discarding expired lots, the C.D.C. plans to store them indefinitely since the vaccine seems to retain its potency almost indefinitely.

But when they landed in the United States without visas, they were taken into custody by immigration authorities and held for deportation, even though deportations to Haiti have been suspended indefinitely since the earthquake.

France's new president, Nicolas Sarkozy, said during the election campaign earlier this year that he does not want to keep French troops in Afghanistan indefinitely, but has since said that withdrawal is not "imminent".In Canada, however, all three opposition parties are calling for the military part of the country's mission in Afghanistan to wind up in February 2009 at the latest.

Lindros has been out indefinitely since March 13, nine days after he sustained the fourth of his five concussions in the last two years.

By February, nearly all had been ordered deported, but deportations have been indefinitely suspended since the earthquake.

Although its status had been set to "indefinitely delayed" since April, the continuing financial mess at MGM means that the film has now been cancelled altogether.

You serve from one side of the court, but you can win serve in the middle of a game and retain it indefinitely — and since retaining serve is crucial, players will often strategize around changing sides (which happens only when a chase is created), even if it means giving their opponent easier scoring opportunities later in the game.