The phrase 'til now is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or event that has taken place only up until a certain point in time. For example: "I have been working on this project 'til now."
'Til now, amidst yond mason jars.
None of these pictures are in the spirit of our underwhelming series, which admittedly up til now has dealt with more traditionally disappointing events like Valentine's Day, Christmas and coming face to face with the supernatural.
QUESTION FROM SAMANTHA: I'll admit that I haven't followed Ortiz's career too closely up til now, but by the way you described it, he seemed completely in denial about the fact that he was losing his touch, and then was proven correct.
When Romeo (Jay Armstrong Johnson) first catches sight of Juliet (Talisa Friedman) at the Capulets' ball, his love-struck speech of wonder at her beauty shrinks from the original 10 lines to a sort of rhyming triplet: "O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright!/Did my heart love til now?
While its site has always housed plenty of good content (a fabulous clickable map of the UK's poetry landmarks, with links to everything from venues in Newcastle to bookshops in Wales; an indispensable list of upcoming publications), its delivery, up til now, has been clunky, creaky and lacking in style.
Troops' platform and bot (the products of a stealthy til now company) are now freely available to use.
The project is a prime example of a newfound "apptivism" from coders and developers across the Web, and the til-now-anonymous developers of the site hope that other programmers will get in on the act.
Sydney band Fishing is playing our VICE Presents party in Sydney this week (alongside our up-til-now secret guests Eric Wareheim and DJ Dougg Pound, as well Pelvis and BT Magnum).
"The team is very strong and we've got a good build and obviously they can play decent football so they've just got to keep the run that we've got going now til the end of the season and you never know - we may reach the Premier League".
Anything but the status quo will do for now, til we figure out how kill the Internet.
"The State of the Art of Architecture" is the theme of the Chicago Biennial, on view now til January.
