Sentence examples for actually postponed from inspiring English sources

(The council was actually postponed several times until it met in Trent in 1545).

Indeed, during the early part of the 1980s, the government actually postponed closures that the NCB wanted to make.

For those of you who thought Monday's main event was Valentine's Day, that was actually postponed in favor of Jadeveon Clowney Signing Day, now an official state holiday in South Carolina after he signed with the Gamecocks.

The maintenance was planned, and was actually postponed from yesterday to allow for the protests flowing over Twitter about the Iranian elections to continue.

While he says that surveillance of Del Castillo would have provided useful information in the manhunt for the fugitive after his escape, her presence in the area alongside a major movie star actually postponed the operation to try and capture him.

A six item measure assessing how often a patient thinks about postponing or skipping doses, or has actually postponed or missed doses over the past two weeks.

"We've had such an overwhelming response that we are actually asking people who don't have appointments already to actually postpone making a donation," said Linda Levi, the center's spokeswoman.

If I feel that I don't want to do the thing, then maybe it's not a bad idea to actually postpone doing it; if you continue postponing a task, either delegate or just drop it".

What I like about it is that it actually postpones that dreaded moment where you ask someone out in real life and he or she either says yes or no.

Compared to years past, American teenagers have actually been postponing sexual activity.

However, concerns as to whether immunity is being allowed to build up during treatment, or if disease risk is actually just being postponed to later ages (rebound effect), persist.