Sentence examples for defer going to from inspiring English sources

Chu was accepted at Harvard, but will defer going to college for a year, as will Wendell, who made a commitment to the University of Minnesota.

Water can be easily stored and consumers have less discretion over when they use it (for instance, people cannot defer going to the toilet, which uses more water than any other activity at home), so the case for smart water meters is weaker.Yet they are spreading all the same.

I can't see that deferring things is going to achieve anything more than what we've already been given".

"I'm going to defer to their expertise rather than my instincts," Mr. Newsom said.

"There's really no other way than I was always going to defer to him".

If you're going to defer something, you want something in return".

Clegg replied: "I'm not, with all respects to Peter Hain, going to defer to Peter Hain's description of the party I lead".

Out of respect for them, I'm going to defer to them as to when they choose to talk about the conversations we've had.

"We're both going to defer all the hockey-operations decisions to Wayne, and Wayne is the man running that show," Ellman said.

But tense and then devastating though it was, we're going to defer the praise to Greengrass's crack editing team.

"I'm late for the squash court so I'm going to defer that to when I can answer in one spot," Mr. Specter replied after a few moments.