How to Use "Till" with Example Sentences

till (n): the drawer of a cash register where money is held

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Used with adjectives:

"All cash registers have electronic tills now."
(electronic, computerized)

"The store owner was sad to see the empty till."
(empty)

Used with verbs:

"The clerk opened the till."
(opened, closed)

"He counted the money in the till."
(counted)

"She refilled the till with more cash."
(refilled)

Used with prepositions:

"She took money from the till."
(from)

"There is no money in the till."
(in)

till (v): to prepare land for growing fruits and vegetables

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Used with adverbs:

"The farmer carefully tilled the soil."
(carefully, gently)

till (prep): prep until; short for until

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Example sentences:

"I will here till 8 o'clock."

"The project will not be completed till next week."

"We waited till 10 o'clock."

"It won't come till tomorrow morning."

"Can you stay till everyone leaves?"