Sentence examples for until they offer from inspiring English sources

"AOLTV will not be valuable until they offer products that are tied to strong video and media offerings," says Penhune.

The report also calls for the bishops who consecrated the gay bishop, V. Gene Robinson, to consider withdrawing from Anglican "functions" until they offer "an expression of regret".

In the meantime, Google plans to pressure Internet service providers until they offer connections that meet the standards the company expects and needs.

She called on Southern, the government and unions to commit to further discussions, adding: "For safety reasons, Southern must review their plans to scrap conductors on trains and reverse plans to reduce ticket office opening hours until they offer a full smart ticketing system accessible for every passenger".

I'm sure there will be a market for the Kindle-like e-book for a good time to come, but until they offer the kind of functionality we're going to be seeing in tablets come 2010, they're always going to be limited to the latest Dan Brownloads.

Police manipulation is a theme that gets explored from different angles in later episodes, where cops on other cases press on grieving family until they offer something even a suggestion that they blacked out and don't remember a killing.

He said he would probably be open to a small tax increase, but not until they offered a more viable package of spending cuts.

The hope of landing a job kept me going, until they offered one to my colleague, which took the shine off the dream somewhat: for 40 hours a week, 47 weeks a year, they would pay her £9,000.

Torre, now the Yankees' manager, related his experience in 1969, when the Atlanta Braves renewed his contract at the maximum 20percentt cut and he responded by saying he would not play for them until they offered him the same salary he earned the previous season.

Citing a lack of resources, he almost backed off Cerebellum's proposal to produce something independent until they offered their equipment and a helping hand.

Likewise, I charred the skin of four little eggplants until it had blistered and crisped; that, of course, left the flesh uncooked, and I put them into a 350-degree F (175 C) oven, drizzled with olive oil, until they offered no palpable resistance when poked with a thin-bladed knife, around 40 minutes (the long, narrow ones took less time and I removed them sooner).