Sentence examples similar to Defer to the next week from inspiring English sources

Michigan won the coin toss and elected to defer to the second half, and Alabama opened play with a three-and-out.

If the Jets won the coin toss, he said, he would defy his standard philosophy of deferring to the second half.

On Sunday, organizers had urged runners to consider deferring to the 2013 race, but few did, according to race officials.

If so (and not everyone is convinced) that might mean some activity was deferred to the third quarter.

Michigan wins the toss and defers to the second half, so we'll see what quarterback A.J. McCarron and Bama's offense has first.

Packers win the toss: Green Bay deferred to the second half, giving Alex Smith and the Redskins' offense a chance to set the tone early.

"All the acceptances would be deferred to the end.

Florida State won the coin toss and deferred to the second half.

Of those accepted, 19 enrolled, including those deferred to the spring semester.

Sometimes your employer will allow you to defer bonuses to the New Year.

Revenue Ruling 70-604 and Private Letter Ruling 61.00-00 allows a board, after receiving approval by its titleholders through a vote, to defer income to the next year when its taxable income may be lower.