Sentence examples for postponed enough from inspiring English sources

The novelist Gabriel García Márquez has written movingly about "so many postponed rages, so many digested humiliations" — and perhaps Mr. Lin has already postponed enough, digested enough.

In an ideal world, Romney's coronation would be postponed long enough to have a vigorous argument between Romney, Paul and Santorum (with Jon Huntsman getting in on the action as well, perhaps).

Now they run on-campus incubators for the shrinking number of students that have postponed entrepreneurship long enough to go to college at all.

In the end, the airborne protest was postponed, owing – aptly enough – to a lack of Monday night light in the coming autumn skies.

The goods and services tax, whose implementation has been postponed indefinitely because not enough effort was made to persuade state governments was expected to give G.D.P. a one-shot increase of 1.5 to 2 percent.

The cheerfulness was relative, she told me: it was partly because a conference call set for earlier that day, with the fantasy writer Neil Gaiman and some film people who had a project to propose, had been postponed, leaving her with enough energy for a conversation.

Apparently, they were not quite eye-popping enough, because Mr. Reid postponed the announcement until next week.

This was rarely urgent, it said, and should be postponed until children are old enough to give their consent.

An extraordinary meeting of shareholders in Luxembourg to approve the buy-back was postponed to June 21 yesterday when not enough investors turned up.

An announcement planned for last night was postponed because there was not enough time to file the trade paperwork with the league.

Bond investors are bracing for a flood of gigantic telephone bond offerings, but the uncertainties were high enough that British Telecommunications postponed an offering last week until its rating was clarified.