Sentence examples for delayed the scheduled from inspiring English sources

Heavy rain delayed the scheduled 23:00 GMT start before play was finally abandoned at 05:20 GMT because the bowler's run-up area at the southern end was judged too wet.

Weary but Happy Fans When heavy rain delayed the scheduled 11 a.m. start of Monday's schedule more than seven hours, everyone knew the matches would go on to a late hour.

Once was on the opening day at this Wimbledon, when Federer's five-set escape against Alejandro Falla delayed the scheduled programme and, as the light failed, the roof was used to enable completion of the final match, ultimately at 10.58pm.

Fearing that prices might go to zero because of the huge oversupply, the European authorities proposed a short-term solution known as backloading, which would have delayed the scheduled auctioning of a large portion of the credits that were supposed to be sold over the next three years.

Rain delayed the scheduled start by 30 minutes but Moore wasted little time in smashing 58 off 44 balls.

Libya also delayed the scheduled start of their new league season earlier this month because of the fighting while teams competing in international competitions in recent months have been holding home matches in neighbouring Tunisia.

"Delaying the scheduled election would only postpone needed change and create further instability.

The activists from the group No Dash for Gas had scaled the plant's smokestacks and climbed inside, delaying the scheduled opening of a new chimney.

Microsoft, caught in a web of antitrust battles that threaten to delay the scheduled June introduction of its Windows 98 operating system, persuaded a number of computer industry leaders to back its case for no delay...

A protest headed by a Los Angeles-area African-American group that accused a new sitcom of making light of slavery has led the UPN television network to delay the scheduled first episode of the show.

Yusuke Horiguchi is the former director of the International Monetary Fund's Asia and Pacific Department, and former chief economist of the Institute of International FinanceTHE time for a decision on whether to delay the scheduled second consumption tax hike is fast approaching.