Sentence examples for up to the completion of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "up to the completion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time frame or condition that lasts until something is finished or achieved. Example: "The project will continue to receive funding up to the completion of the final phase."
3.52pm: 93km down and the riders are coming up to the completion of lap four of eight.
Jonathan Bate, author of a new book called "The Song of the Earth," observes that the late summer of 1819, the season leading up to the completion of Keats's ode on Sept. 19, "was clear and sunny on thirty-eight out of the forty-seven days from 7 August to 22 September 1819" and that temperatures were milder in the final week of that period than they had been in three years.
The team will release new models weekly as they run up to the completion of the film.
A substantial amount of manuscript material exists from the period of Darwin's voyage on the H.M.S. Beagle up to the completion of the Origin which clearly documents the development of his ideas.
Mice were first examined at the first speed (20 rpm) up to the completion of the test and then were examined at the second speed (25 rpm).
Global health authorities recommend exclusive breastfeeding up to the completion of the sixth month [ 2, 3].
And Secretary Powell said it was up to Mr. Sharon to judge the completion of seven days of "absolute calm" that the Israelis had demanded, apparently giving Mr. Sharon an upper hand.
Nevertheless, due to the precise expression windows of these two genes and to the transcriptional and cytoplasmic clean up that occurs prior to the completion of spermatogenesis, such analyzes will require the use of highly purified immature germ cells from distinct spermatogenic stages.
The duration of follow up in the study was calculated as the time from initiation of HAART to death, loss to follow up, or the completion of 12 months whichever came earlier.
Six (6.8%) patients from early and four (6.4%) from delayed ART group had died, and further six patients from the early ART group were lost to follow up before the completion of their antituberculosis therapy.
"We will do everything to speed up the completion of the airport," said the new leader, Hartmut Mehdorn, 70.
