Sentence examples for postponed doing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "postponed doing" is not correct in standard written English
It is not a commonly used construction and may lead to confusion. Example: "I have postponed doing my homework until tomorrow."
He was correct to try to deal with a dreadful system that leaves tens of millions of Americans without access to health cover, though he should probably have postponed doing so until the economy had recovered.
Mr. Rey was expected to announce the decision last Friday but postponed doing so, telling reporters he wanted to review how the salvaging would affect downstream land and the local economy.
"However, we felt Postponed did not work with his usual zest [on Wednesday morning] and a subsequent scope showed he is suffering from a respiratory infection.
Colombia's health minister, Alejandro Gaviria, warned "there could be serious consequences" to falling pregnant, and has advised women to postpone doing so for six to eight months.
If I feel that I don't want to do the thing, then maybe it's not a bad idea to actually postpone doing it; if you continue postponing a task, either delegate or just drop it".
If you tend to postpone doing the right things, you will find yourself not doing anything good.
Don't postpone and don't delay, because you never know what's going to happen.' So I said, 'This is the year to do it.'".
Postpone, don't deny your cravings.
A spokeswoman for Mr. McGregor's Random Dance Company confirmed that the production has been postponed but did not say why or if the premiere would happen.
Candidates for mayor in yesterday's postponed primaries did not complain, surely sensing that voters would have no tolerance for politics.
The TV and film streaming company said in a brief statement late on Tuesday that the scheduled 27 November premiere of the special, Bill Cosby 77, was being postponed but did not say why or when it might air.
