Sentence examples for his procrastination from inspiring English sources
If Steinbrenner wants to keep his franchise shortstop, he will have to pay extra for his procrastination.
By then his handlers knew that he had never been an important member of Libyan intelligence, and his procrastination about penetrating it was "testing his case officer's patience".
Steinbrenner has said since spring training that he would eventually address the status of Cashman and Torre, but his procrastination on the issue has created doubt as to what his intentions are.
And finally there are comforting signs of neurosis, most notably his procrastination, which may have kept him from completely living up to his potential as a painter, while conveniently thwarting the inflationary tendencies of art history.
The government employment came to an end the last day of 1891, ultimately because of funding objections to pure research (and perhaps also to Peirce's extravagant spending and to his procrastination in finishing his required reports) that were generated in an ever-practical-minded Congress.
During the course of his procrastinations, Witte became convinced that he had divined a very important secret: how to safely and dependably throw a ninety-five-mile-per-hour fastball.
During his procrastinations with Koussevitzky, Sibelius continued to work on the symphony.
The result is an inspired show, featuring discussions of his own procrastination and a sustained attack on the character of his mother-in-law.
Weger was inspired to carry out the research by his own procrastination.
Ḥusayn I (reigned 1694 1722) was of a pious temperament and was especially influenced by the Shīʿite divines, whose conflicting advice, added to his own procrastination, sealed the sudden and unexpected fate of the Ṣafavid empire.
