Sentence examples for put off calling from inspiring English sources

More than once he has put off calling an election in order to confront the slowdown.

She talks to herself like an addict, wanting to call and trying to put off calling.

Over the next six months, my husband and I put off calling the agency.

In that case, we can put off calling a general election".

At some point, all parents have to have difficult conversations with their children about why the world is as it is; at some point we all put off calling the plumber.

NAO head Amyas Morse said: "Callers do not receive a better service from higher rate numbers and many callers are put off calling government phone numbers altogether.

He and his wife respond to the seemingly imminent threat of an Iranian nuclear attack by taking out a loan to buy a flat-screen TV and putting off calling the plumber.

After the diagnosis, I had been in close contact with my brother daily, but kept putting off calling my sister-in-law.

For five years, up until the now disputed election last November, he put off calls for a new vote.

Unlike tamer opposition politicians who had agreed to put off calls for change until after Mr Mubarak's re-election, Mr Nour had been demanding immediate constitutional reform.

And the worrying thing is that people who need the service will be put off from calling.