Think about the song, she said: a young man tells his lover that he is going away until next summer; by the time he returns, she has died.
"Even the name Daniel Wilkinson seemed like an outfit he would put on for an unspecified period of time, until he returned to his real name and home planet.
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"They don't know what it's like to step outside the house and have to put on a game-face―we have to be prepared to be on the defensive from the time we leave until the time we return home".
From the moment you step out your house until the time return home, your shirt must still be tucked.
This likelihood is optimized with respect to the regression parameters in the two logit models for the time until returning to work and the time until ending the employment after returning to work, and with respect to the parameters of the discrete mixture distribution of unobserved random effects.
"Rick has built an exceptionally strong senior team" on the evening newscast "and the broadcast will be in very capable hands until he returns full-time to the Evening News," CBS said in a statement.
In "Time Squared", Pulaski discovers that the duplicate Captain Picard is out of sync in time and will slowly improve until he returns to the point at which he left.
He left the station in 1971 to concentrate on voice-over work and acting — he was heard but not seen in numerous commercials and in the 1986 Martin Scorsese film "The Color of Money" — but continued as the host of two syndicated shows that originated at WQXR until he returned full time in 1989 for another 17 years.
The first duration concerns the time until returning to work in either an accommodated job with the current employer, a non-accommodated job with the current employer, or a job with a new employer.
