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Discover LudwigThe phrase "until the first day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a specific day in the future. For example: I will stay in this hotel until the first day of my vacation.
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We then held our breath for six days until the first day of school to tell the kids.
The incubation period is the number of days from inoculation until the first day of fever.
ER was scored as time (days) from spawning (inoculation) until the first day of harvest at developmental stage 3 (Hammond and Nichols 1976), and a high value for ER indicates late production.
I try to hold off anything being made until the first day of rehearsals.
You will be contacted by email or phone up until the first day of class if a space becomes available.
Note: the space will not be available to student groups until the first day of each quarter.
Not until the first day of the trial were the defendants provided with the services of two volunteer lawyers.
Activision usually waits until the first day or three-day sell through figures are counted before making announcements.
"It probably took me until the first day of practice this year to get over that loss," Williams confessed.
Some fall housing, including some fraternity/sorority houses and row houses, may not begin dining service until the first day of Autumn Quarter.
To take advantage of the special price, please wait until the first day of class and use the link your instructor sends you.
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