Sentence examples for which were postponed from inspiring English sources

The print ads began appearing last year before the TV spots, which were postponed because of the actors' strike.

BOWIE RESCHEDULING -- David Bowie has rescheduled the first five shows of his North American tour, which were postponed when he was stricken with flu this month.

The cuts were made to reduce costs and came after a review of technology projects, some of which were postponed or canceled, she said.

In remarks prepared for those sessions, which were postponed, George Frampton, chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, tried to explain why the administration had elected not to recommend that the dams be breached as soon as possible.

Gardner disclosed that Scottish ministers will need to find further capital funds to cover future capital spending on all four projects, as well as finance the capital projects which were postponed to help balance their overall budget.

The wind has even got up in the right place, offering the prospect of some sailing, and died down elsewhere, permitting some rowing, both of which were postponed yesterday.

This game is the makeup of the season opener, which was postponed by Hurricane Isaac.

Transverse fracture in aluminum appeared first, followed by the fiber breakage, which was postponed by the extensive subcritical damage.

The Yankees' game April 6 against Minnesota, which was postponed, will be played at 1 05 p.m. on Sept. 19 at Yankee Stadium.

A motion to end debate on the bill, which was postponed from Tuesday, passed 76 to 22 on Wednesday morning.

Passengers were taken off the flight, which was postponed for 24 hours, and interviewed by detectives from Heathrow CID.