Sentence examples similar to put off starting it from inspiring English sources
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 first year I was supposed to be working on it, I did ridiculous amounts of research, trying to put off starting.
But you've also reached an age at which it may not be a good idea to, yet again, put off starting a family.
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 trouble is, reassurance comes at a price – and the longer you put off starting a policy the greater that price is likely to be.
Across the country, more and more Americans choose to put off starting families, with many relying on the lucrative U.S. fertility industry for family planning when the time comes.
Anyone who's ever put off starting a project knows that procrastination can feel like a force bigger than oneself.
He says 21percentt of employees with student loan debt have delayed marriage, 28percentt have put off starting a family and 1 out of 8 divorces is now directly attributed to student loan debt.
