Sentence examples for until now just from inspiring English sources

Up until now, just about anyone could qualify for a reverse mortgage.

I hadn't realised until now just how difficult their lives have become.

Rogers and Ruppersberger, both staunch advocates of the NSA and until now just as staunch defenders of bulk collection, are the leaders of the intelligence committee.

Until now, just about all that has remained beyond the computer's grasp has been the actor's realm: too nuanced, too human, too unknowable for the animator's skill.

Until now, just Mr. Dole and four others — the Republican Barry Goldwater and the Democrats George McGovern, John Kerry and John F. Kennedy — won their party's nominations and only Kennedy triumphed.

And although since then election campaigns have generated a cascade of words on the prospects of the centre party and speculation about the possibilities of a hung parliament, those have remained until now just that – speculation – to be set aside as soon as the votes were counted and the usual politics of two-party government-and-opposition could resume.

They have been curiously muted until now; but maybe just maybe that is about to change.

Nevertheless, the increasing scarcity of virgin land in the southern part of the state has resulted in large-scale mechanized farming being illegally pushed northwards until it is now just into the heart of the Butana (Babiker 2011).

While bad loans are minor now, just wait until an economic downturn comes along.

In a world where every man is presumed to have a price, he played for only one professional team and has until now coached just two.

"Everything until now is just a prelude.