Sentence examples similar to day's deferment from inspiring English sources

This is a season when those of us who live in perennial dread of the steamy fetor of New York's inexcusable summer weather are always deeply thankful for each day of deferment.

Yes, but probably for no more than one year's deferment.

On December 27, Presley received a 60-day deferment.

The government's debt deferment programme was also implemented.

Mr. Paul, who finished third in Iowa, called Mr. Gingrich a "chicken hawk" on CNN Wednesday morning for seeking a deferment during the Vietnam War.

A number of Democratic presidential candidates on Wednesday sharply criticized Trump's attacks on McCain, including South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who said Trump "faked a disability in order to avoid serving," a reference to the president's disputed medical deferment for bone spurs.

The first deferment was announced Wednesday after a snowstorm swept through the city just south of Atlanta where Gissendaner is being held.

The deferment of this year's meeting comes in considerably more pleasant circumstances than 12 months ago when just 3,000 turned up to see the equivalent meeting – delayed from the previous Saturday after two horses were electrocuted in a freak parade-ring accident.

What's a 1-Y medical deferment?

Trump was not drafted, having been granted several student deferments and then a medical deferment, which he said on Saturday was for "a bone spur" in his foot.

Symbol Technologies (NYSE SBLL) of Holtsville posted a first-quarter profit of $6.8 million Monday after taking a $13.5 million charge for income tax deferment.