Sample Sentences forpostpone (editor-reviewed)
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Due to her illness, we postponed our vacation for a week.postponed = delayed until a later time
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Let's postpone the test.postpone = delay until a later time
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PARRIS: Excellency, I would postpone these hangin's for a time. (source)
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John Taylor was kind enough to give us a postponement… (source)
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Again, they postponed their wedding. (source)postponed = delayed until a later time
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We might have to postpone. (source)postpone = delay until a later time
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They planned to take a family vacation but postponed it. (source)postponed = delayed until a later time
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We'd have to temporarily postpone our expedition to the Grand Canyon, he told us.† (source)
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There would be no postponement due to weather. (source)postponement = the act of delaying until a later time
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But Maria Teresa, who always loved drama and ceremony, had kept postponing the christening until it could be done "properly" in the cathedral in San Francisco with the bishop officiating and the girls' choir from Inmaculada singing "Regina Coeli."† (source)
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He said that it had "grown rather vague and dubious" in his mind because of the repeated postponements.† (source)
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Where the psalm says: "He hath known my name," the paper said: "He postpones my name," and "I will be with him in trouble: I will deliver him" was garbled into "I will relieve him from darkness."† (source)
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He was an old man, who, at the age of nearly sixty, had postponedly encountered that thing in sorrow's technicals called ruin.† (source)
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The evacuation was postponed to the next day.† (source)
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I fear we shall have to postpone your day with Myrcella.† (source)
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Judge Harry Lemley of Hope, Arkansas, had been named to hear the Little Rock School Board petition asking for a postponement of integration for public schools.† (source)
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