Sentence examples for year until the start from inspiring English sources

She could have worked for "60 Minutes" during the year until the start of the syndicated show in 2012.

This week marks a year until the start of Rio 2016, which will, it has to be admitted, be a different experience for Team GB and its supporters.

At a ceremony this evening to mark one year until the start of the 2012 Games, Jacques Rogge, the president of the International Olympic Committee, will be in Trafalgar Square to invite the world to London, while in the East End, in the heart of the £8.1bn Olympic Park, Tom Daley, Britain's teenage diving star, will become the first person to plunge into the pool.

All worked well for a couple of years until the start of June.

Tuesday will mark two years until the start of the Games, and Coe said the committee had raised more than $926 million in domestic sponsorships, a huge stride toward the goal of just over $1 billion.

The collection continued to grow under the direction of Mir Maurice Chehab, head curator for 33 years, until the start of the Lebanese Civil War in 1975.

Six months after the cuts were made, the governor, a Democrat and a former teacher, came up with enough money to take most of the kids off the wait list, but by then only half a year remained until the start of kindergarten.

With less than a year to go until the start of the Paralympic Games in London, are you hoping to attend?

Nonetheless, with just over a year to go until the start of the World Cup - which will be played in England, Wales, Ireland and France - the Autumn Internationals represent an important staging post for the three participating teams to step up their preparations.

Following completion of chemotherapy, patients were seen every 3 months until 1 year from the start of chemotherapy and then six-monthly.

There are are two years to go until the start of the Rio 2016 Games, Julia Carneiro has been to the Olympic Park to see what progress has been made at the location that will be the main gathering point for tourists coming to enjoy the sporting events.