Sentence examples similar to delaying past from inspiring English sources

Less than 5 percent of participants delay past age 66.

So to have the diagnosis delayed by three years — and delayed past those crucial early years — is a real tragedy.

Completion of the ice plant was delayed past the Dec. 13 season opener, but it was finally ready for the game vs. the Duluth Hornets on Jan . 25 , 1931

Marriage counseling does not always work, of course - perhaps because it is so often delayed past the point of no return.

It topped only an episode of "Alias" on ABC in 2003, which was also delayed past 11 p.m. in the East and drew only 17.3 million viewers.

Loyal Kindle users routinely give low ratings to books they perceive as too costly, or whose digital editions are delayed past the publication of the hardcover edition.

But our departure had been delayed past sundown, and darkness obscured the maritime goings-on I had hoped to see along the pier.

Caijing, one of China's top business magazines, on Monday reported that the plan would be delayed past the end of the year because of opposition by special interest groups.

To be sure, the filing of that annual report was delayed past the due date, and by the time it arrived the stock promotion appeared to have settled down.

In a speech that was delayed past midnight, Lamothe said he was leaving "with a sense of accomplishment", adding: "This country has undergone a deep and dynamic transformation and a real change in benefit of its people".

HOUSTON, Oct. 24 — The presiding judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is the target of a rising national outcry a month after turning away the last appeal of a death row inmate because the rushed filing was delayed past the court's 5 p.m. closing time.