Sentence examples for until now well from inspiring English sources

He added: "To come from there, from having nothing, zero, and to become what I achieve right until now, well, it's a long way.

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And if you've never heard the names Bobby Kurniawan, Justin Sarkar, Marcus Mairena and Jerald Times until now, well, you haven't been spending nearly enough time around the game of chess.

For this first participant the lack of a father figure to support him was seen as a reason for his poor coping skills and eventual offending: "And cos I didn't have a fatherly figure around me, so well, I didn't notice until now, like until now, well it hit me in jail, like I didn't have a fatherly figure around for me to like guide me and stuff.

The German High Command, until now well-disposed towards Allied prisoners, was verging on panic and in no mood to listen.

Nevertheless, the administration -- arguing that the decision had created confusion among federal and state regulators -- chose to open key sections of the act to public review, including the fundamental (and until now well-settled) issue of which waters deserve protection and why.

In 2009, now-Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell demanded that no hearing be held on a cabinet nominee until ethics reviews were complete - now, well, not so much.

On the other hand, their very eclecticism and amorphousness, which seems to have served them until now, may well be, in the end, a strength.

"Considering the low level of ambition presented until now, as well as the historical data, does Australia intend to change its unconditional target in order to increase its level of ambition?" it asked.

Based on the real-life experiences of Piper Kerman, a well-to-do woman who served a 15-month sentence for drug trafficking, the show has grappled openly with female sexuality across all ages (something Mulgrew says television has "avoided" until now) as well as racism, homophobia and religious extremism.

However, the interaction between silicon thin-film electrodes and various electrolytes (both liquid and solid) is, up until now, not well understood.