Sentence examples for postponement again from inspiring English sources

Slow preparations led to indefinite postponement again.

The inaugural race of the best-of-three Swisss between Swiss and American yachts will have to wait again as rough seas Wednesday forced a postponement for the second time.

Jair Jurrjens lost the Braves' first game after the postponements, and never pitched again because of a knee injury.

The sensors caused a two-week delay in July 2005 of the first flight after Columbia and again caused a mission postponement in September 2006.

But it means that the sentencing, scheduled for this week after several postponements, would be delayed yet again — at least until the end of March, and conceivably beyond.

The men would initially get a six-month postponement of service that they could then renew again and again, until they were past the enlistment age of twenty-nine.

The postponement creates a chance to try again.

The race's postponement prised open the door once again, however, as Geraghty was already committed at Newbury – and Thomas gratefully managed to extricate himself from obligations to his new boss, Tom George.

SPRINT CUP RACE POSTPONED Nascar's bad weather luck at Martinsville Speedway reared its head again as rain forced the postponement of the Sprint Cup race until noon Monday.

Here are a couple of tasters, but I heartily commend at some point going through the lot of them: Facebook Twitter Pinterest Facebook Twitter Pinterest 9.23am GMT Fogwatch Organisers of the biathlon event at the Sochi Winter Games were facing the possibility of another postponement on Friday as the Laura venue was again wrapped in fog ahead of the women's relay, reports Reuters.

The court next convened on December 2, and Daveiss again had to ask for a postponement, this time because Adair, another witness, was not present.