Till I have life

No -- 'till' means 'up to the time of/that (something happens)' or 'before (something happens)'.

Say for example:

I will love you until the end of my days.
I will keep fasting until I die.

Instead of 'Till I have life...' you could say something like 'As long as I have life...'

Thank you.

However, when I look it up on Google, it hits more than 100000 results for "till I have life in my body". Do you think it is incorrect?

I only get 11 results. I think such a small number should be disregarded.

https://www.google.com/#q=%22till+I+have+life+in+my+body%22&start=10

Thanks but I still get more than 100000 results.

Anyway, I will follow your advise.

User_garyThanks but I still get more than 100000 results.

You have to be careful what you search for.

When I searched for Till I have life in my body, I got 170 million hits. When I put quotation marks round the words, the figure sank to 99,400 - and most were not shown because Google said: In order to show you the most relevant results, we

fivejedjonWhen I put quotation marks round the words, the figure sank to 99,400 - and most were not shown because Google said: In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 11 already displayed.

How did you get so many? I only got 49,700.

You are correct fivejedjon. I didn't notice the part "in order to show you the most relevant results........."