Sentence examples for did postponement from inspiring English sources

And why, asked Matthew, who is usually late, did postponement, so essential to every Proustian sentence, have so much in common with remembrance?

Mr. Campbell said the postponement did not affect cars in the 1998 model year and later.

The new meeting chairman called the adjournment a "recess," meaning that the postponement did not require the shareholders in attendance to consent.

Many of those who welcomed the postponement did so on an assumption – never confirmed by ministers but equally never contradicted – that at least some of the saving would be ploughed back into the care system.

These patients were still implanted as they were very well characterized clinically, had CH for many years and logistics did not allow postponement.

Last night's postponement didn't help.

Yet, it did not prevent delay and postponement of procedures in 17.3 and 15.5 % of patients, respectively.

All of which begs the question, why did they wait two weeks since their last game, only to sack their gaffer following a postponement?

The postponement, however, did prevent fans from indulging in their fierce rivalry.

The fathers are relieved that the wedding lottery didn't force a postponement, because Justin, 26, juggles three jobs in Brooklyn and getting time off is tricky, and Zachary, 22, is a student up in Plattsburgh, N.Y., and faces a six-hour drive back home.

As the Big East women's basketball tournament officials tentatively prepared for Monday's semifinals, the big question changed from "Who will win?" to "Will they play?" With a snowstorm menacing the East Coast tonight, Gov. John G. Rowland of Connecticut warned people against driving but did not order a postponement of the games.