Sentence examples for A procrastinate from inspiring English sources

A) procrastinate too much and B) get really bad anxiety.

A procrastinating writer can go to 750Words.com.

In "Rachel, Dan Stevenss is a procrastinating screenwriter and a stay-at-home dad.

With less than 72 hours until New Year's Eve, can the Internet save a procrastinating host?

Freudians would call it massive displacement: a procrastinating novelist with a book due exiles himself to a writing jail in a seaside cabin.

These challenging words raised the stakes for a procrastinating Administration, as did the events at the Edmund Pettus Bridge the following Sunday.

"He has written more in the shadow of death than many writers manage in a procrastinating lifetime," wrote Tim Adams in the Observer.

Stevick couldn't say why he was enthralled by the activities that had commenced with the truck's arrival; some intimation, he supposed in retrospect, though it wasn't uncommon for him to buzz the café two or three times in a procrastinating morning.

It may be that we're just a procrastinating species, unable to rouse ourselves to a summer morning that begins at 4. Either way, we're sliding into the time of year when there is barely enough day to go around, a time when we learn to savor darkness all over again.

They could be forgiven for not knowing that air-fare searching is an astonishingly complex computer task -- or that it took a small software company, founded a few years ago by a procrastinating graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to help simplify the process.

A characteristic that we would typically dismiss lightly in everyday life -- a tendency to procrastinate, a hot temper, or a fastidiousness about details -- sends up a red flag for a psychiatrist.