Sentence examples for were postponed with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "were postponed with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "to" or "until" instead of "with." Example: "The event were postponed to next month due to unforeseen circumstances."
But in May the events were postponed, with the organisers now promising to hold a free event in Paris in the autumn.
After 14 prisoners were executed in January and April 2015, drawing widespread international condemnation, scheduled executions were postponed, with officials saying the government preferred to focus on reviving the economy.
But, in November 2011, plans for the Test competition were postponed, with a final Champions Trophy scheduled for this year.
There had already been widespread calls for it to be postponed, with petitions urging its postponement or relocation to Ukraine itself.
The super-G race has been postponed, with no makeup date announced.
A concert featuring Cypress Hill and Action Bronson at Best Buy Theater has been postponed, with a new date to be announced.
The financial assistance announced on Wednesday included $8 billion in special loans and $14.3 million in bank loans whose repayments will be postponed with government help.
The Bahrain Boat Show, scheduled for the end of April, has also been postponed, with an estimated loss of 50,000 tourists to the kingdom and millions in tourism spending.
A second court martial, on charges of irregularities in military procurement, was postponed with no date set.In a series of co-ordinated attacks, including two suicide car bombings, on the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, the Taliban killed 35 people.
Many residents and merchants on Devon Avenue greeted the news that Mr. Rana's trial had been postponed with the kind of skepticism and annoyance that has characterized local response to the arrests.
The vote between the interim AFA president Luis Segura and the entrepreneur and television personality Marcelo Tinelli was postponed with no new date set after organisers found an extra ballot had been cast in a 38-38 tie.
