Sentence examples for at a postponement from inspiring English sources

Fox Soccer just sent out some images on Twitter that hint at a postponement.

Palestinians responded by hinting at a postponement, which could add to their political disarray.

A federal appeals court today rejected Timothy J. McVeigh's request for a stay of execution, and his lawyers aid afterward that Mr. McVeigh would now abandon all efforts at a postponement.

Further delays in resource procurement might have led to German success, which could have defeated Britain and forced it out of the war, or at least caused a postponement of Operation TORCH, the Allied landings in French North-West Africa and [Operation OVERLORD], the lAfrica in Frande, in 1942 and 1944 respectively.

U.S. Soccer just announced at the game that a postponement would not mean a replay, which is usually the rule.

It was the second time in three weeks that snow prompted a postponement, at least indirectly, and it was the third straight game the Vikings have had moved or rescheduled because of weather.

Jorge Castañeda, Mexico's foreign minister, also said Mexico was especially disturbed at the lack of a postponement, which would have allowed Mr. Fox to make his trip to Texas and argue in person for a pardon.

Protests, sometimes violent, forced a postponement of at least two years, prompting two major investors in one of the plants, including a unit of the Southern Company, to pull out.

Asked whether this latest problem might lead to a postponement, Radcliffe said: "At this stage, I don't think so, but it depends on the time that it drags on.

At this point the very notion of advice seeking seemed at last to be an evasion, a postponement.

We define as crucial years for women's fertility the age range between 34 and 39 years old because a postponement of childbearing at that age is more likely to slide into a reduction in completed fertility (Mynarska et al. 2015).