Sentence examples for keep putting off from inspiring English sources

I keep putting off going to see it because the very thought makes me feel sad and scared.

Derek Jeter smiled when it was mentioned that maybe the rain would keep putting off the date with Halladay.

But the tepid streetscape of West End Avenue, while respectable and homogeneous, is like a homework assignment you keep putting off; Broadway is like playing hooky.

The consequence, of course, is that we often keep putting off what is most challenging and then lack the energy to do it by the time we finally get to it.

A mild autumn, such as this has been (one of the most beautiful I can remember) means you keep putting off jobs such as taking cuttings of geraniums (pelargoniums), osteospermums and other tender plants.

So for me, for example, oftentimes if it's something I keep putting off, I may schedule it first thing in the morning so I just get over the hump.

The need for rebalancing has been obvious for years, but China just kept putting off the necessary changes, instead boosting the economy by keeping the currency undervalued and flooding it with cheap credit.

Frances keeps putting off sleep with one tactic — call it imaginative, call it neurotic — after another.

I had booked the decorators and kept putting off choosing the colours.

I provided him with currency and dollars, but he kept putting off the departure day.

"Because they never rebuilt the team," Bilotti said, "they kept putting off the inevitable.