Sentence examples for going to postpone from inspiring English sources

"How long are they going to postpone the trial?

"It's going to postpone desperately needed improvements in North Jersey.

"But for now, we are going to postpone those problems".

They're not going to postpone the show for you".

"He said that they were going to postpone.

"Then we saw the tent rattling and I thought they were going to postpone the race".

Some of the credit, he said, goes to Postponed.

The municipal bond market appears to be sending Michigan's cities a message that no matter how well rated they are, they are going to have to postpone their plans and projects or pay more for them.

"Unless he just wakes up and feels 100percentt better, most likely we're going to have to postpone," said Tyson's manager, Shelly Finkel.

"Then, three days before the concert, one of them got pneumonia, and they called and said, 'We're going to have to postpone,' " Mr. Lockwood recalled, still sounding incredulous.

Unfortunately we are going to have to postpone the entire MTV Artist to Watch Tour," she wrote Thursday. .