Sentence examples for Should we postpone from inspiring English sources

On Slate's DoubleX blog (my former blogging home), Emily Bazelon asks "Should We Postpone Halloween?" She's not the first to ask.

"There are some who say we should postpone the elections, but we just won't do it".

"We should not postpone things that we know we want to do.

We should postpone this report for a month or two until we have the results of Maastricht II and Parliament has formed an opinion on these matters which is soundly based and has been thoroughly debated.

This morning I went on the @todayshow to discuss why we should postpone the marathon.

"As Thursday unfolded, it became obvious that we should postpone all competition," Kevin Weiberg, commissioner of the Big 12 Conference, said Friday.

"There are some who say we should postpone the elections," Mr. Fujimori said at a rally in the city of Chiclayo on Wednesday night, "but we just won't do it".

Because of the limited visibility, our guide Adil told us we should postpone the main attraction until later in the morning.

Secondly, I do not agree with people who say that we should postpone dialogue with the United States, either at TLD level or at TTIP level, in relation to the forthcoming partnership agreement.

Above all, we should not postpone these changes in the name of "reforming" the tax code.

It is a civil rights cause that we should not postpone, but accelerate during these dark and difficult times.