Sentence examples for postponement because the from inspiring English sources

The Air Titan would not have prevented that postponement because the rain never let up long enough to begin drying the track.

That series might now include a day-night doubleheader to accommodate Sunday's postponement because the Yankees do not have a day off on either side of the series.

Judge Aaron Palmer granted the postponement because the lawyer for the Zemel brothers had "taken a turn for the worst" after a heart attack Saturday.

Mr. Rutelli, who publicly urged the organizers to spare the feelings of "an aging pope," said he had sought a postponement because the week of July 1 includes several important Jubilee events, including a Polish pilgrimage.

After a brief postponement because of the death of the Duke of Albany, Victoria married Prince Louis on 30 April 1884 at Darmstadt.

The game was played after a one-day postponement because of the northeaster that dumped several inches of snow on the metropolitan area.

The residential college dean may also authorize such a postponement because of the observance of religious holy days, or because of participation required in an intercollegiate varsity athletic event.

The United States delegation to the World Maccabiah Games, the so-called Jewish Olympics, set for Tel Aviv in July, has requested a one-year postponement because of the risk of terrorism.

Although Cambridge were pre-race favourites, they requested a postponement because of the conditions.

The king said Mr. Deuba was incompetent and incapable of holding the elections on time after the prime minister asked for a one-year postponement because of fears the rebels would disrupt them.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Spitzer said he asked for the postponement because there had been some progress in the talks, though she said a settlement was not imminent.