Sentence examples for postpones to from inspiring English sources

Outraged, yes, but it took two years and German resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare in early 1917 (which Mr Roberts strangely postpones to that September) to bring America to war surely the longest reaction-time in the history of galvanism.

Now, his sentencing is postponed to July 25.

The bobblehead giveaway was postponed to next week.

Alas, the event has been postponed to next fall.

The re-opening has been postponed to 1 July.

It has been postponed to Oct. 17 from this Sunday.

Elections for these new councils have been postponed to September 2017.

"The hearing has therefore been postponed to an undetermined date".

The exam was postponed to May 7, 10 and 11.

The production was postponed to permit the Peruvian tenor Juan Diego Florez to take part.

The case was postponed to call more witnesses and Farouq was returned to detention.