Sentence examples for postpone playing from inspiring English sources

If your back is sore maybe you have to postpone playing with your big, huge bear.

In the end, Major League Baseball decided to postpone play until Monday.

Dodt finished Thursday before lightning and a storm forced organizers to postpone play until Friday morning.

1938 Because of a hurricane that postponed play for six days, the tournament did not end until Sept. 24, the latest finish for the event.

Weather conditions on Sunday are supposed to be more severe than they were Saturday, when heavy rain postponed play for 40 minutes.

Smaller and easier issues are tackled first, building an area of agreement, which is then stressed to create a stake in success, whereas harder issues are postponed and played down.

In another sign that Italy had had enough of the fan violence that often mars matches, the Italian soccer federation also said Monday that next weekend's matches in Serie B and C — Italy's second- and third-tier professional leagues — would be postponed and played at a later date.

Whereas McCain announced the suspension of his campaign for a few days in September to return to Washington, D.C., to address the financial crisis and suggested that the first debate be postponed, Obama played more of a behind-the-scenes role and insisted that the debate take place, saying "It is going to be part of the president's job to deal with more than one thing at once".

"It's possible that matches would be postponed or played later," Kallen added.

His score of three was his lowest of the season so far, but will be revised when the two matches which were postponed are played.

And surely playwrights courageous enough to tackle such controversial material deserve a theater courageous enough not to postpone their play when it proves to be precisely as controversial as they must have known it would be when they accepted it.