Sentence examples for procrastinated at from inspiring English sources

As usual, Berg procrastinated at first.

In one study, thirty-two per cent of surveyed university students were found to be severe procrastinators — meaning that their procrastination had gone from being an annoyance to an actual problem — while only one per cent claimed that they never procrastinated at all.

"I don't procrastinate at all now.

Please e-mail him with any questions, and give him an excuse to procrastinate at 3 a.m.

And the theatrical appeal of watching somebody procrastinate at the computer, flitting from Google to YouTube, is severely tested even by the musical's half-hour running time.

The influence of the art form was apparent in Mr. Banks's first major success, the long-running solo play "Home Entertainment Center," from the 1980s, in which he plays a sweet office drone named Steven Banks procrastinating at home.

And perhaps between that labor and that leisure time there is another time, a loose one (lost and lax at once), a temporal space not only for procrastinating at work but also for serendipity and contemplation in solitude.

Joseph Lorenzo Hall, 26, a graduate student at the School of Information Management and Systems at the University of California at Berkeley who has studied bloggers, said that for some people blogging has supplanted e-mail as a way to procrastinate at work.

By Françoise Mouly January 2, 2017 "After I procrastinate at my desk all day, I need to get out to get work done; so I go to a café, or to the library, or... to the Staten Island ferry," Jorge Colombo, who drew this week's cover on an iPad, said.

Almost everyone procrastinates at one time or another.

For our readers who want to procrastinate at work, the The New Yorker has a nice long read of the design process of Google's self-driving cars.