Sentence examples for only another month from inspiring English sources

I tell myself to be patient, only another month and I'll be there.

The evening's blend of intimacy and musicianship represented the essence of the cabaret experience at its best, and the show was the highlight of a New York nightclub season that has only another month and a half left.

Kabul's hospitals have medicine for only a few more days and the World Food Program, which supplies thousands of Afghans with bread, has enough wheat for only another month, aid sources said.

Every country -- yes, even France -- was coming around to the view that the inspections needed to go on for only another month or two, that benchmarks could have been established, and if the Iraqis failed these tests the Security Council would authorize war.

10.33am GMT 39th over: Australia 233-2 (Finch 117, Clarke 38) Target 270 Only another almost-month of this to go.

Saint Phalle often had only enough for another month of operating costs, but she never told the workers.

Last spring, after Yu Darvish set the market for starting pitchers with a six-year, $126 million deal with the Cubs in mid-February, Boras aimed to beat that with the more accomplished Jake Arrieta, only to wait another month and still have to settle for a three-year, $75 million deal with the Phillies on March 11.

House prices fell in four of the first six months of the year, but in only one month since July.Another reason not to panic is that low inflation means that the Bank of England which has now kept interest rates unchanged for the longest period in ten years—has room to cut rates if necessary.

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The finding is especially provocative, Dr. Joyner noted, because only last month, another study, by researchers in Sweden, called into question another urine test for a performance-enhancing substance, testosterone.

Only last month another study came out of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Germany which showed that women who are seven to nine years older than their husbands have a 20% higher mortality rate than if they were the same age.