Sentence examples for visit put off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mitchell's visit, put off from last week, followed Mr. Netanyahu's response to American demands of Israel to help reconcile.

But their visit was put off.

You're probably still a bit gun-shy about visiting Colombia, put off by the country's long history of cocaine-fueled mayhem.

Peril impends when a note comes announcing that her visit must be put off.

Mr. Peterson of Covenant Communities told of one woman who visited and was put off by the togetherness.

She was determined to be an actor "far too young to know what I was talking about", although an open-day visit put her off the idea of stage school – "all these fierce-looking girls in their ballet uniforms".

What this means for admirers of Goldsworthy is that revisiting this work will be constantly rewarding – but an initial visit should not be put off for too long.

Melanie was a small business owner who could only afford "catastrophic" insurance, and so put off visiting doctors when she first showed signs of illness, as those visits were not covered.

Most travellers are put off visiting a city that has few standout sites, limited budget accommodation and a daunting reputation.

I put off visiting and telling him, and put it off and put it off, until the day before my flight, when we sat at his dining room table and I said, "This isn't a message".

According to the Brooks Advisory Service, 25percentnt of under-16s put off visiting a sexual health service because of worries about confidentiality, compared with 12percentnt of over-16s.