Examples of 'have to postpone' in a sentence

Meaning of "have to postpone"

have to postpone - This means to delay or reschedule an event or appointment to a later time

How to use "have to postpone" in a sentence

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have to postpone
I am afraid we will have to postpone the audition.
We have to postpone the trip if they are late.
I am afraid we will have to postpone the ceremony.
I have to postpone it for two or three days.
You are gonna have to postpone your trip.
The family will be devastated if we have to postpone.
We may have to postpone the start of rehearsal.
I told her she would have to postpone it.
We will have to postpone your birthday celebration.
But we will still have to postpone it.
We may have to postpone that for a while.
I am afraid you will have to postpone it.
We will have to postpone two more payments.
I am unfortunately gonna have to postpone my trip.
We will have to postpone construction another week.

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So it looks like we may have to postpone.
We will have to postpone dying to another day.
I think we may have to postpone.
I would have to postpone my trip a whole month.
I think we are gonna have to postpone.
They will have to postpone that pleasure.
Send him my apologies and tell him we have to postpone.
Guess we will have to postpone that sermon.
The father of the bride had to have emergency surgery so they have to postpone.
I am afraid we might have to postpone it for a while.
We have to postpone the trip a little.
I think we will have to postpone our trip.
We have to postpone and find a replacement.
I am afraid we are going to have to postpone our sightseeing tour.
Your have to postpone your dreams of marriage.
I do not want to have to postpone him.
Now we have to postpone our talk until tomorrow.
I just do not want to have to postpone our shoot.
You have to postpone that audition.
I think we will have to postpone this.
We have to postpone the opening again.
You are going to have to postpone your trip.
We have to postpone our departure.
I am just saying you may have to postpone it for a while.
You have to postpone it until mid.
We will just have to postpone.
We have to postpone the hearing.
Then we will have to postpone.
We have to postpone the execution.
You are gonna have to postpone.
I may have to postpone it another week.
I am afraid we are going to have to postpone it again.
But we have to postpone the announcement.
It also means we have to postpone.
We will have to postpone the broadcast.

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Have this done by the customer service only
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