Sentence examples for until I filed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "until I filed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a point in time up to which an action or event occurred, often in a legal or administrative context. Example: "I was unaware of the issue until I filed the complaint."
One of the first people I phoned said that no matter what I heard, I wouldn't know the cost until I filed a claim in January.
Jill Lepore's new book on the Tea Party, which I didn't read until after I filed my article, is a great read, by the way, and has a lovely summary of the evidence.
I had no idea that Johnson proposed to his girlfriend on live television until well after I filed my first story.
"I wasn't notified until seven months after I filed a report with the Center for Student Conduct that there had ever been an investigation into my assault," Karasek testified.
As described by one informant: I used the handle of a toothbrush, which I filed until it is sharp.
But I didn't read them and I was not given them until after I had filed for divorce.
"Until charges are filed, I don't have that information and I can't force law enforcement to give it to me," Sonner said.
I listened intently for a while, but at a certain point, I figured that until she filed a legal claim, I'd have to start tuning out the constant complaints.
Until then, I suggest filing the old fashioned way, particularly if you're worried about an audit.
"I had no idea until I read my files the kind of social work that went on in the background.
"I don't know what will happen here tonight, but I am not leaving until I get my file," said Ibrahim Hodeiby, a political activist.
