Sentence examples for put off for a month from inspiring English sources
"put off for a month" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to the action of delaying or postponing something for a period of one month. For example: "We had to put off the meeting for a month because our guest speaker was unavailable".
Mr Mori has become that most unacceptable of things in Japan: an embarrassment.Some senior LDP members have even been talking about dumping Mr Mori before the June 25th election or getting the polling day put off for a month or two.
Mobilized by Sept. 11 to do the things I've put off for a lifetime, I went to Angkor this winter.
This is just speculation on my part, but even for Apple, the numbers of units being put together are pretty high, and they might have to (at the very least) put off availability for a month or two to build up stock.
Something I've been putting off for a while.
So it was hardly a surprise recently to find out that two of the big reforms celebrated last June have been put off for months, for reasons that sound pretty piddling.
The sequester mandates $1.1 trillion of additional spending cuts over the next ten years, including $85 billion-worth this year that are due to begin on March 1st after being put off for two months.
If so, she asks them to put off their appointments for a month.
An assessment of whether the pledges would be enough to cut emissions to levels that would avert the worst global temperature increases was put off until November, just one month before the talks for a final accord in Paris.
For five years, up until the now disputed election last November, he put off calls for a new vote.
It has put off a decision until June, while it grapples with the full implications of accepting the bequest.
"I had put off going for a while".
