Sentence examples for about postponement from inspiring English sources

The story, Mr. Cherlin said, is more about postponement than abandonment.

Like so many sci-fi stories, "The Last Jedi" is all about postponement.

Which means these producers should have plenty of time to line up stars and money— or else to write a news release about postponement.

The downhill, always scheduled first because it is the event most affected by weather that can bring about postponements, is a kingpin event because it yields the highest speeds and demands the greatest risks.

For example, a sufficiently large and ongoing decrease, made possible through technological advances, in what Marx called "socially necessary labor time," that is, the amount of time required for the production of a single type of product, if replicated across enough different products, could by itself bring about a lengthy postponement of the system's collapse.

A statement about the postponement – along with an apology – was posted on Mr. Green's official Web site.

The press release about the postponement tactlessly extolled the benefits of iX for Frankfurt as an international financial centre.

(I reported about the postponement of his first execution date, a delay that aggrieved McVeigh, who had eagerly anticipated what he called his "suicide-by-cop deluxe package").

Because, you know, I got here that way.' " The bitter shade in his voice was one I recognized from his talking about the postponement of "Wise Guys".

(The error also occurred on Wednesday in an article about the postponement of a vote on the project by a state board).

Correction: June 29 , 2001 Friday An article last Friday about the postponement of a championship bicycle race planned for this summer in New York City described it incorrectly.