Sentence examples similar to delay in June from inspiring English sources

We're used to rain delays in baseball, maybe even a snow delay in April.

Mr. Pataki also held a fund-raiser for Mr. DeLay in September.

Officials pointed out that the average length of a delay in May fell to 37 minutes, from 56 minutes last year.

The latest delay set off a 4percentt decline in its share price, less than the 35percentt decline when it announced the first delay in January.

There are fears that a vice president will once again veto the law, forcing a further delay in January's elections.

When the Home Office confirmed the delay in March, it said it was in the final stages of putting in place a programme of testing to demonstrate a substance's psychoactivity before implementing the ban.

Mr. Cherry is so brash, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation put his "Coach's Corner" broadcasts on a seven-second tape delay in February, a move that has been criticized by his fans as crude censorship.

It will be the fourth major delay in performances since January 2010, when previews were originally supposed to begin; the first two delays were due to problems raising money to mount the $65 million show, while a two-week delay in November, caused by the need for more rehearsal time, also pushed back the opening, which had been set for Dec. 21.

Since the first wage delay in October, Hearts have four wins from 11 matches - three of which have come in the current four-match unbeaten run.

After wages were paid late in October and November, a further delay in December prompted 14 members of Hearts' first-team squad to submit a complaint to the SPL via the players' union.

The Huffington Post highlighted the delay in December.