Sentence examples for never be postponed from inspiring English sources

"This is a task which can never be postponed, no matter what.

Caf officials are scheduled to meet in Algiers on 2 November to discuss the situation regarding the tournament, which has never been postponed since its inaugural edition in 1957.

In truth that's a decision that never looked likely to be postponed much beyond Johnson's poor start in DC, and Wondo's goal against Mexico in the last friendly.

The last pair, Ben Brown – who scored a fine 60 – and Tim Linley resisted manfully for more than an hour, forcing tea to be postponed but never taken, as Borthwick returned to nab Brown lbw.

It is a basic drive that can be postponed but never denied.

Because everybody knows that a consensus is impossible, it's understood that the award will be postponed "until never," says Kenneth Hurwitz of the Open Society Justice Initiative in New York City, one of the groups that oppose the award.

EGREM had to share resources with the state clothing manufacturer, causing release dates to be postponed, or never seen at all.

At a March 22 cabinet meeting he said, "from the standpoint of international relations it would be very helpful if the test could be postponed or never held at all".

International and never lifted, forcing the race to be postponed until noon Eastern on Monday.

There was never any question that this was not a time to celebrate and that the party should be postponed.

It may well be postponed.