Sentence examples for The postponements from inspiring English sources
noun
A delay, as a formal delay in a proceeding.
- The lawyer asked for a postponement in the trial so he could spend more time preparing before it began.
The postponements have not been without repercussions.
The postponements against Fury and the underwhelming display against Klitschko in Hamburg were poor returns for one of the greatest boxers Britain has produced.
"The postponements allowed Red Sox Manager Darrell Johnson to bring back his two best pitchers, Luis Tiant [he won Games 1 and 4] and Bill Lee, for the last two games.
The postponements, coupled with Guernsey's run in the FA Vase, means the third-placed Green Lions have five games in hand on Combined Counties Premier League leaders Egham Town and three over second-placed Badshot Lea.
The postponements keep piling up for the Cleveland Indians.
But his position remains precarious given the temporary nature of the postponements.
The postponement was catastrophic.
She called the postponement "misguided".
He eventually mentions the postponement.
The postponement led to a unusual event.
The postponement is deeply embarrassing for Ukraine.
