Sentence examples for delay for a day from inspiring English sources

If Hunt views Ofcom and the OFT recommendations as straightforward, he is likely to make a formal announcement at 7am the following morning – although the minister may delay for a day or two if there are further matters to consider.

You don't want her to think you're too forward, and you don't want to appear too needy, so it is best to delay for a day.

Also, Alaska state troopers said weekend efforts to stabilize the area had been delayed for a day when two people walking toward Valdez on Saturday refused orders to stop.

The FDA has been given the power to force people to delay, whether for a day or forever, taking the medicines they believe will improve, or save, their lives.

It wasn't worth delaying it for a day, or for any time, to include the predictable student condemnation or responses from the various professors who were discussed.

The original penalties were handed down after Baxter delayed sentencing for a day to give the convicted former educators a chance to try to negotiate deals with prosecutors.

But the paper delayed publication for a day, ran Miliband's riposte, but also republished the original offending article alongside an editorial refusing to apologise.

STEP FOUR -- The painting was scheduled for Oct. 15, but a fatal crash by another performer minutes before the Lima Lima team was to take off delayed it for a day.

Those flights were canceled for two straight days last week because of security concerns, and were delayed for a third day on Monday.

The snowstorm on Saturday forced the Devils to delay their trip for a day.

But then the tribunal delayed announcing anything for a day and a half.