Sentence examples for put off until then from inspiring English sources

Which could have consequences for any legislation being put off until then (such as just happened with the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" repeal, and the DREAM Act).

If bonuses, self-employment income, or capital gains (see above), could be put off until January then you might be able to stay in a lower tax bracket.

The RFEF told us the game would be put off until Sunday and then they get pressured – we know this country works through pressure – and they change their minds.

The House then put off until next Wednesday further action on the bill after it became em broiled in a controversy over President Nixon's sending mili tary aid to Cambodia.

But promises to support boldly expanded AIDS funding cannot be made when its easy then put off until later when its hard.

The parliamentary elections, considered the more perilous as the factions are expected to compete for power in earnest then, will be put off until next spring.

"I work in a community hospital that was on the brink of closing, but then it was put off until after the election.

If you believe that representatives should represent their constituents, then the impeachment vote should be put off until the next Congress.

Work has been put off until after the Super Bowl here on Feb. 1, but then, she said, "all will be gridlock".

The sale, originally scheduled for last week and then postponed until yesterday, has now been put off until March 1, according to Joseph Wolfer, vice president of Kennedy Funding.

"These things are usually put off until after the election," said Rudy Giuliani, himself a former U.S. attorney in New York and then a senior Justice Department official.