Sentence examples similar to had to put off until from inspiring English sources

Justice Hyman responded that he would have to put off until Friday hearing the motion to disqualify the grand jury.

Inside the court, the police prosecutor told Doughty that the matter would have to put off until that afternoon, when everything had calmed down.

Now, year by year, Mr. D'Alessandro has had to put off his retirement until he can afford to buy, among other things, health insurance for himself and his wife, to supplement Medicare when he gets it.

Her family doctor referred her to a surgeon who could remove it, though she soon learned she was pregnant and had to put off the procedure until she was in her second trimester.

Her family doctor referred her to a surgeon who could remove it, though she soon learned she was pregnant and had to put off the procedure until she was in her second trimester.

Even so, participants at the summit meeting, originally intended to be definitive, had to put off some final decisions until Wednesday because of political and financial complexities.

Now he'll have to put off retirement until his 12-month tour of duty is over.

"I have to put off planning attacks until after tax season".

But even if you'll have to put off certain things until 2016, you still have time this year to make some smart financial moves.

You'll have to put off buying another holly until yours is in bloom in May or June.

When Mr. Johnson resigned, the vote had to be put off until the Liberals had a new leader.