Sentence examples for put off starting from inspiring English sources
Dr. Simons-Morton thinks that almost any reason to put off starting lessons is a good one.
Like many who put off starting a family, we were in no hurry to surrender our freedom.
They moved in on Friday evening, vowing to improve themselves by doing all the city things they'd previously put off, starting the next morning.
The N.F.L. had put off starting free agency — or even announcing when it might start — in the hope that it would get a stay.
The trouble is, reassurance comes at a price – and the longer you put off starting a policy the greater that price is likely to be.
Doctors and analysts say some patients have been putting off starting treatment until Tecfidera is available.
A recent survey by the British Pregnancy Advisory Service found more than a third of women who were putting off starting a family saw the fact they did not own their own home as a barrier.
Gould stood up and took off his lopsided glasses and peered desperately at the counterman, who was evidently putting off starting on Gould's order until he had attended to everyone else in the diner, including some people who had come in after we had sat down, but the counterman deliberately ignored him and would not let him catch his eye.
I've been putting off starting my Real World Media blog, but I came across a news peg that left me anything but speechless.
Women, of course, have harder choices to make, because for many, a 2-year commitment to an MBA means putting off starting a family or finding reliable (yet affordable) childcare for the kids they already have.
