Sentence examples for because of postponements from inspiring English sources

The challenging fixture schedule had developed because of postponements over the winter caused by snow, fog and a waterlogged pitch and was made worse by a run to the two-legged semi-final in Guernsey's first FA Vase campaign.

The rotation called for Kolius to sail Lady J if all the skippers had to return for a fifth day today because of postponements during the week.

There is no question that this team -- which had not played in 21 days because of the week of postponements after the terrorist attacks and a bye week -- was rusty.

Following a series of postponements because of adverse weather, Oliver eventually made his debut for Rovers on 18 February in a 2-2 drawayway to Aldershot.

That has proved problematic in this America's Cup, now the longest in history at 19 days, in part because of numerous postponements.

Because of successive postponements, they have not played since 28 December.

The Addicks have been playing catch-up in the Championship because of a fixture backlog caused by a series of postponements and their FA Cup run.

It was a city of postponements.

Analysts predicted Turkish stocks and the lira would fall because of the postponement.

Because of that postponement, the draw for next year's Davis Cup has been put back until Oct. 18.

Mr. Elfassy had wanted Mr. Ressam to testify at Mr. Haouari's trial in New York, a move that seems a highly unlikely prospect now, because of the postponement.