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till informal ** , auch: 'til , auch: til

From 1963 until 1993, the police were under military control.

"But sometimes I still have to study until 2 in the morning."

Until now, they have been too used to the system.

The new service will be free until the end of the year.

But instead, they were outside his door until May 6.

The first call was not made until a year later.

They simply could not hold the country together until May.

The bill probably will be taken up until next week.

Each had problems, but nothing else was available until now.

For one reason or another, the play was put away until 1987.

He seemed down and on the way out until then.

Up until now, you've been looking at the problem from your end.

All he had to do was hold these people until then.

I was not to work again full time until the end of 1988.

Until now you have not asked for anything in my name.

Until then, one of my men will stay with you as before.

The children started at 5 and could stay until 16.

The future cannot come into being until the past is dead.

Oh, until now I thought you would never love another man!

Take part for one, two or three months from now until 1995.

Right up until early last year everything was going so well.

Always leave the least important part of the story until the end.

And you can be with me until then, he thought.

Until then we'll just have to do the best we can.

Until then I still have one more thing to take care of.

Yeah, he must have worked till half past three last night.

Here will I rest me till the break of day.

He had never really been put to test till now.

You can stay in my room till the time comes to go to him.

Not till the following May would they be brought home.

Life had been more or less of a game with him up till now.

I believe I've had enough to hold me till then.

Let the child live with her till then, I thought.

No woman will be seen in the park till next May.

Till now I never did think my boy knew what he was ever up to.

We had better leave things as they are till the police come.

They do only have one till open at a time.

After 1699 we hear nothing more of him till his death.

He held office till his death in 1030, longer than anyone else.

What have I done with my life, up till now?

He did not see her till the day they took their leave.

Just as though what she had left till last was not the most important thing.

If only they would hold together till the moment came!

But I never saw the woman again till last year.

Between 20 to 30 never came back from the war and no one knew anything about them till today.

And the man worked till the very end, it seems.

I thought no more about it till the following week.

I'll wait till one or two people are here before I start.

Oh I see, you mean not get it till then?

No, I hold on in there till the last moment.