This out-of-office message gives you the freedom to postpone replies and prevents you from getting sucked into day-to-day work.
In a slight huff he agreed to postpone his reply to All Souls until he had seen Jebedee's 'mysterious people'.
2 Now the Acragantini and Naxians declared that they would ally themselves with the Athenians; the Camarinaeans and Messenians gave assurances that they would maintain the peace, while postponing a reply to the request for an alliance; but the Himeraeans, Selinuntians, Geloans, and Catanaeans promised that they would fight at the side of the Syracusans.
Sayed told him, "Congratulations, your deportation has been postponed!" "Really?" Isa replied.
"No," he replied, "Only postponed".
"No," he replied, "Only postponed". Despite this, and the global reach of the Camorra, which is one theme of Gomorrah, Saviano seems confident that he will find a way to live safely outside Italy without round-the-clock protection.
SUPPORTED BY EUROPEANS Americans Postpone Their Reply Until Tuesday -- Compromise Is Believed to Be Possible.
He was so eager to resist being called a Communist that when a Spanish Jesuit accused him of that, he withdrew from the election for a while after failing to have the contest postponed to give himself time to reply.
Pakistan set a date for an opening ceremony for this month, and sent an invitation to Kabul for dignitaries to attend, but the Foreign Ministry in Kabul did not reply, and the ceremony was postponed.
I hope not to have to reply: "The hearing of his appeal has been postponed for the 32nd time," (which, to the shame of Pakistan's justice system, is the answer at the moment).
