Sentence examples for runs only until from inspiring English sources

Too bad the fall season runs only until Oct. 13.

Because the present officeholder's appointment runs only "until the next election," if Talent wins he would take office promptly -- and not wait until January, when other elected senators take their seats.

The coach turns 39 on Monday, his contract runs only until mid 2010, and among the many rumors surrounding Guardiola is that he is seen as a potential successor to Alex Ferguson if and when the veteran calls time on his tenure as Manchester United manager.

True, the study found that inequality and poverty were falling in Britain, but its data ran only until 2005.

He could also have pressed, long before last weekend, for a budget deal to run only until 2010, not 2013.

By design, it ran only until April 14, though popular sentiment seemed to favor extending it in some way.

The play is to run only until Dec. 7 because Mr. Lane, of course, must return to Broadway to do "The Producers".

But worries about the political risks attached to nuclear power and the fact that current carbon-trading arrangements run only until 2008 have made investors reluctant to get involved.

This matters to more than just the banks: control of the Formula One companies' boards is essential at a time when the future of F1 is up in the air contracts that govern it run only until the end of 2007.So who does control the Formula One empire?

It's due to run only until 2016.

An activity not to be missed is to take the No. 8 bus to the Salève and board the "téléphérique," or cable car, (which runs only on weekends until March 31).