Sentence examples for until right now from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'until right now' is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is usually used to indicate the present moment, and typically is used at the end of a sentence to convey that something has just happened. For example: "I had completely forgotten about the meeting until right now."
"A little bit, but I hadn't really thought about it until right now, honestly".
Since then, however, it has come along astonishingly until right now it is almost big and hungry enough to eat the world.
The Disney people, who own the Angels at the moment, have graciously acknowledged the Autry stewardship as part of a proud past that just did not happen to include any pennants until right now.
10.52am: Every single question so far is for David... until right now: when a girl so nervous and excited about talking to the David/RTD that she can barely speak, asks if Russell has any plans for Torchwood: he has lots he says - but there'll be more about that in the Torchwood panel this afternoon (which I might just carry on in this blog if that's ok) - but "When you're dead you're dead.
The category didn't really exist until right now.
IT'S ALWAYS RIGHT NOW, UNTIL IT'S LATER Written and performed by Daniel Kitson; designed by Susannah Henry and Mr. Kitson; technical director, Jon Meggat; lighting by Rob Pell-Walpole and Mr. Kitson.
A lot can happen until then, but right now I'm exactly where I want to be.
Jackie Brock-Doyle, organiser Locog's director of communications, said: "On the Cameroon missing people, they have been reported as missing but they have visas to stay in this country until November, so right now they haven't done anything wrong.
Gchat is really, really good for girls because its convenience and presence and attendant bad spellings and NBFD vibes encourages the kind of riff-based humor that was, until kind of right now, the solid domain of guys.
"I never heard of that until you mentioned it right now," he said.
