Sentence examples for normally postpone from inspiring English sources
Bordeaux came to mind recently while I was tossing out Christmas cards, a chore I normally postpone to early spring.
"Companies are normally loath to postpone a previously scheduled earnings release because markets may fear the worst," Mr. Young said.
They stay away from ethnic stores, forgo doctor's visits and meetings at their children's schools, and postpone girls' normally lavish quinceañeras, or 15th birthday parties.
The Treasury secretary said that he would be able to create about $200bn in wiggle room that would normally last about two months and postpone the date when the US government fails to pay off its obligations - not coincidentally to the point when Democrats and Republicans have postponed their next deadline.
The holiday season can also increase one's risk for cardiac death, perhaps because people tend to travel during this time and might postpone medical care for symptoms that would normally worry them.
Our data show clearly that by reducing gas viscosity to a moderate value, we can postpone and easily double the bubble entrainment speed and the classical maximum speed of wetting normally measured with air under atmospheric pressure.
They can postpone history.
They should postpone their decision.
Postpone the pain, postpone the recovery.
