Sentence examples for couldn't postpone from inspiring English sources

But this was one conversation I knew I couldn't postpone without failing a crucial parenting test.

The only thing the Cleveland Indians couldn't postpone was a loss to the Chicago White Sox.

"We don't see the magic in that date, or why they couldn't postpone it," Mr. Low-Beer said.

"It just so happens that he's in the middle of this movement and it's very important, so there's no reason he couldn't postpone [the court date]," said Akanat Promphan of Suthep's People's Democratic Reform Committee PDRCC).

"So she couldn't postpone the marriage?" is one unsympathetic comment, although another reader responds "Marriage isn't a spectacle for others - their own happiness is more important".

Many told her they had canceled their trips because of the disease; those who couldn't postpone for business or family reasons bought disposable masks in bulk, buying enough for each day they would be there, she said.

In a related case, BLM and other federal defendants filed a notice of appeal of the federal court decision ruling that they could not postpone compliance with rule's requirements without complying with the Administrative Procedure Act.

Up at 4 a.m., spurred by an idea or a task that sleep could not postpone, Hollander would head to the huge, L-shaped desk that faced the living room wall.

He could not postpone his sailing due to a shortage of ammunition and provisions at Viborg.

The cross-sectional study design does not allow for the possible detection of progression of pre-cancerous cases but because of ethical issues, we could not postpone the treatment, especially as this study was conducted in a low-resource setting in which difficulties in recalling the women are usually much higher and loss in follow-up is expected to be high.

Could we not postpone it until the April plenary session in Strasbourg?