Sentence examples for do not put off from inspiring English sources

Knowing we have just a year means we do not put off local activities for some other time.

They are everyday proverbs: "What you sow, so shall you reap," and "Do not put off until tomorrow what you can do today".

He pledged progress on bankruptcy reform, including the introduction of a specialist corporate court, so that high barriers to exit do not put off businesses from investing in India.

Yet such discouraging views do not put off activists such as Shirin Jetha, a director of the Association for Historical Dialogue and Research (AHDR), which is trying to change the way history and social sciences are taught to the island's young people.

The rest of us tend to think of such decisions, which are essentially choices between doing something now or later, in terms of aphorisms: "A penny saved is a penny earned," versus "Do not put off until tomorrow what can be done today".

Many Nigerians do not put off their outdoor lighting during the day.

Don't put off reading this article until tomorrow.

Don't put off your shower anymore listening to Chopin.

Don't put off today what might kill you tomorrow.

The novelist Nathan Zuckerman… Don't put off your shower anymore listening to Chopin.

Tate's menu changes frequently, so if a dish appeals, don't put off ordering it.