Sentence examples for until the upcoming from inspiring English sources

Ursula Halligan, political editor of commercial channel TV3, revealed she was resigned to "going to my grave with this secret" until the upcoming referendum on same-sex marriage forced her to confront the issue head on.

Until the upcoming of readily available microbial genetic techniques, nitrification was the single most studied microbial process in environmental engineering.

Nope, wait until the upcoming E-P2 gets covered in Swarovski crystals and buy that one.

Because the sender node stays in any state until the upcoming idle slot, the average time to stay in any state in Fig. 6 equals the average slot size E[ S].

If I had to advise, though, I'd wait until the upcoming wave of Ion devices comes out; even if you don't like what you see, they'll probably drive the prices down of non-Ion netbooks across the board.

We'll be watching it on repeat to tide us over until the upcoming musical arrives.

Though aides and members of the group describe being on the cusp of an agreement, they will probably wait until after the upcoming Easter recess at the end of March to introduce their legislation.

Ryan Harris, who revealed he will wait until after the upcoming series against South Africa to have minor surgery on the knee that has given him trouble this series and further back, was charitable to the losers.

The changes are due to be enacted on 1 July – the same date as the deadline for Twitter's policy to have arrived in Australia – although the government has conceded it may have to wait until after the upcoming federal election because the policy has failed to secure sufficient support in the Senate.

The proposal wasn't enacted, but that's because Germany's politicians don't want to rock any boats until after the upcoming national elections in September.

Despite initial claims that he could muster 50 votes to pass it by the end of the week, on Tuesday Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell shelved the bill until after the upcoming July 4 recess, seeking yet more time to get his caucus together.