Sentence examples for until the inauguration from inspiring English sources

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "Do I get to see him until the inauguration?" Mr. Romney asked an aide.

At Cairo airport, officials have been stamping visitors' passports with a special stamp counting down the days until the inauguration, reading "Egypt's gift to the World".

The Times talked about the flip side — how Romney "was already missing his new running mate": "Do I get to see him until the inauguration?" Mr. Romney asked an aide.

In reality the United States is treading water until the inauguration of the new president next January and a Democrat-controlled Congress makes few waves abroad due to deep US unpopularity across the globe.

Even though there are still nearly eight weeks until the inauguration, it seems as though George Bush has already stepped aside, passed on the presidential baton and is expecting Obama to run with it.

Governor David Paterson is announcing that he will not seek reëlection; does that mean that we still have to deal with him until the inauguration, some ten months from now, of whoever wins instead?

The ruling had been postponed until after the Presidential election (not a bad idea) and then until after the inauguration.

"I thought I would wait until after the inauguration to look for new capital," she said.

"They will not begin the process of presenting the president-elect with specific options for a way ahead in Iraq until after the inauguration".

Yesterday, Mr. Bloomberg contradicted the account in his book, saying his company did not begin doing business until after the inauguration of Mr. Mandela in May 1994.

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. are expected to leave, although they may wait until after the inauguration, perhaps even six months or a year into the new term.