Sentence examples for delay just before from inspiring English sources

Roddick and Agassi are occasional hitting partners, and they met during a 70-minute rain delay just before the tie breaker.

Half of the instructions included a late delay, just before the object was named, and the other half included an earlier delay.

Full service resumed, with delays, just before the evening rush.

The move was clearly intended to force Republicans into the uncomfortable position of going on record as supporting Mr. DeLay just weeks before the November elections.

It is estimated that 95% of students procrastinate to some extent and up to 30% procrastinate to such an extent that they delay many of their tasks until just before or even beyond the deadline [ 8- 10].

Mr Faneuil's testimony was delayed just minutes before he was due to take the stand.

The gallery wired the money in early February, and, for security reasons, requested that shipment be delayed until just before the opening.

The policy in place would have allowed them to begin serving July 1, but Defense Secretary Jim Mattis delayed it just before the deadline, citing a need for more study.

The most egregious example concerns the lead-up to the Iraq war and its aftermath, where the government declined to hold a debate till 15 months later, and even then it was delayed till just before the summer recess (a favourite time to put out bad news) and held without any substantive motion or any vote.

Ireland, a country yet to make a World Cup semi-final, will attempt to break their duck minus four key players and possibly a fifth after it was confirmed on Tuesday that Paul O'Connell's tournament and Test career were over, that Sean O'Brien had been banned for a week and that a decision on Jonathan Sexton's fitness could be delayed until just before kick-off against Argentina on Sunday.

This tells me that a lot of back-to-school spending was delayed to just before start of school, and people put it on their credit cards.