Examples of 'have to be postponed' in a sentence

Meaning of "have to be postponed"

have to be postponed - This phrase means that something planned or scheduled will be delayed or pushed back to a later time or date. It implies that the original arrangement or event cannot take place as planned and needs to be rescheduled

How to use "have to be postponed" in a sentence

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have to be postponed
The festival will not have to be postponed.
The test may have to be postponed or cancelled if you have had caffeine.
And some of those may have to be postponed.
It will have to be postponed because we can not get into the Parish Hall.
The club meetings have to be postponed.
To cope with this inflow, a large number of planned hospitalisations would have to be postponed.
The ceremony will have to be postponed.
It will have to be postponed until I return . Several months at least.
I am sorry to say our expedition will have to be postponed.
It will have to be postponed.
In such cases the activity will have to be postponed.
It will have to be postponed until I return.
The most expensive destinations may have to be postponed.
It will therefore have to be postponed to another part-session.
Many exploration and exploitation projects have to be postponed.

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Today 's picnic will have to be postponed until next time.
The consolidation of the unification process will have to be postponed.
I suppose that civic duty will have to be postponed into the indefinite future.
Activities like recording television shows will have to be postponed.
In your case, treatment would have to be postponed until after the pregnancy.
I will inform the Valtese delegation that the conference will have to be postponed.
Coronation will have to be postponed.
Will have to be postponed until tomorrow. And the conversation with Nikita.
Birthday treats will have to be postponed.
If these instructions are not followed, your surgery may have to be postponed.
But she said it was going to have to be postponed a couple of weeks.
There 're rumors of plague in the city . Coronation would have to be postponed.
Uh, that might have to be postponed.
I should have put a note on the door . The meetings have to be postponed.
Will some projects have to be postponed - and if so, which?
BRANDON, I am sorry to say our expedition will have to be postponed.
Coronation would have to be postponed.
Sudan 's Defense Minister, Abdel Rahim Mohammed Hussein, suggested the vote may have to be postponed.
But then the question of authorization would have to be postponed to the February partsession.
Right now I'm taking on Nero Wolfe, so it will have to be postponed.
Marmar operation will have to be postponed when,.
Some wondered if the election would have to be postponed.
In these cases, the vaccination may have to be postponed until you have recovered.
I'm in detention all week. The meetings have to be postponed.
The age of retirement would have to be postponed for about 10 years.
Visits to the wildly popular Great Wall may have to be postponed again.
I am afraid it will have to be postponed.
Clearly the constitutionalisation of the Treaties will have to be postponed to a later date.
Unfortunately, some events may have to be postponed or cancelled.
It seemed that the great Counterrevolution would have to be postponed for some time.
In addition, conferences and meetings may have to be postponed or services be adjusted.
Which meant that my uncle 's wedding would have to be postponed by a year.
Ding Dong. Today's picnic will have to be postponed until next time.
President Préval has indicated that such elections will have to be postponed until 1999.
We will do our best but it may well have to be postponed until tomorrow.

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