Examples of using "Jusqu'en" in a sentence and their english translations:
Until 2011.
that would last until 1814.
Up until 1998, Ralph Baumgärtel
That was until the year 2013.
I hope this rope reaches.
It will be in Frankfurt until February,
Napoleon marched his armies into Russia.
They stayed in Rome till September.
I was an honest man until 1985.
until 1966 , where I was an altar boy.
The cold weather extended into April.
- They climbed to the top of the cliff.
- They climbed to the clifftop.
Tom served in the Army until 2013.
And then the security guard chases you down it.
American troops stayed in Nicaragua until 1933.
Mandela spent 27 years in jail, until 1992.
It ran from May 3, 1946 until November 1948.
Do you think you could climb to the top of this tree?
from Scotland down to Cornwall, from Wales across to Norfolk.
Until 2002, when the Swiss Markus Zberg wins,
Then we traveled in the caravan until October, November.
Spain was ruled by a dictator until 1975.
From 1988 to 1994 he lived in Lebanon.
He continued to work as a correspondent in Star TV until 2005.
permanent, the project will remain a dead letter until 1998 (more than half a century)
Spain was ruled by a dictator until 1975.
Spain was ruled by a dictator until 1975.
They climbed to the top of a cliff.
"The carabiners will slide all the way down to the next fixed position where the anchor
- I'm happy because beginning today, we have no school until September.
- I'm happy because starting today, we don't have any school until September.
I'm happy because starting today, we don't have any school until September.
"The salt shaker is empty." "Did you fill it with salt?" "Yes, to the edge."
Spain was ruled by a dictator until 1975.
Until 1986, in the schools of England, it was legal to punish children with belts, sticks, and clubs.
Following Napoleon’s defeat, Soult lived in exile until 1819, then returned to France
Grease the madeleine molds and pour in the batter (but not all the way to the top; the madeleines will rise!)
Miss Nicholas swam from Dover on the English side to France in 8 hours and 58 minutes, then turned around and returned to England.