Sentence examples for maybe until the from inspiring English sources

"Well maybe until the next show".

It took hundreds of years more, maybe until the 14th century, for backward Europeans to catch up, whereupon they celebrated as often as they could by destroying things.

This procedure would go on for weeks, months maybe, until the professor would give us the go-ahead to put together the design, usually on an easel working on a large scale.

This year, the brash and opinionated Michael Irvin has been added to the program, more debate will be encouraged, and the coaches will have to stand by at the video cameras, maybe until the second round.

Long after stonemasons built Ely Cathedral, maybe until the Enlightenment, perhaps until the publication of On the Origin of Species, believers could reassure themselves that the wisest thinkers of their time believed in the divine.

That's not good for Avram, so you can understand why he is frustrated and angry about it, but at least it will keep the club alive for two or three months, maybe until the end of the season, which gives you all time to sort out what is going on here".

But as he continued to move toward the Atlantic, brazenly lying to us all, it began to occur to us that maybe, just maybe... until the Japanese attacked us at Pearl Harbor.

There will surely be much memorial music composed for Boulez, and maybe, until then, the best way to remember him is to look at the way he memorialized others.

This will give you enough time to learn the ropes, maybe until you get the second version of your product ready.

Or maybe until they present the first pink jacket.

But when I spin in New York, sometimes I'll end up working a late-night party, maybe until 6 30 in the morning; they're often semi-secretive, though, so they won't get shut down, because New York technically closes at 4 o'clock.