Sentence examples for the horizons until from inspiring English sources

Anderson has bowled 215 overs since the Test summer began on 26 May – fewer than 20 England overs a week – and with only one-day internationals on the horizons until January, if he is fit there is no reason to stand him down.

Though offers have poured in, she has no new films on the horizon until next year.

His gaze remains fixed on the horizon until, at last, the hospital comes into view.

With no big new family comedies on the horizon until the October half-term holiday, they have every chance of sticking around for a while.

What roadblocks does the auto industry face? A. Labor issues are not on the horizon until September of 2003, when a four-year contract expires.

He did not realize his star turn was on the horizon until his teammates began screaming at him to get in the game.

We walk on the sand for a long time, and then we climb a dune and stare at the horizon until late in the night.

The private sector is still largely working in silos, with no visibility as to what attacks are on the horizon until they hit.

A Montana mining town seen from a window looks blasted and abandoned; a stretch of New Mexican highway, shot from ground-level, road-kill perspective, is a blank line to the horizon until you spot a speck of a car.

With no vote on the horizon until the 2013 general elections, Mr. Berlusconi and his allies now have the numbers and the mandate to carry out the changes they are promising, said Massimo Franco, a commentator for Corriere della Sera, the Milan newspaper.

"Capital raising is not really on the horizon until later this year or even 2015".