Ainda não temos significados para "postpone till".
1It's an inquiry I can't postpone till we are before the jury.
2Christian had to postpone till after dinner the talk he purposed about Mrs. Palmer.
3If I am kept by Chilly, we shall postpone till next week after Friday.
4I am interrupted, and must postpone till to-morrow what I have further to say to your Lordship.
5The German military character brooks no opposition; the Turks like to postpone till to-morrow what should be done to-day.
6Better postpone till summer weather.
7What other inquiries were to be resolved by our young friend, we were now, at this late hour, obliged to postpone till the morrow.
8It is, in fact, the same crime postponed till a later period.
9The bill, on its introduction to the Senate was postponed till December.
10The remarks, Barbara supposed, must be postponed till the morrow; but, alas!
11The consideration of the remaining questions was postponed till Monday next.
12The transfer of headquarters was accordingly postponed till after the interview.
13I should think we might get it postponed till the summer.
14The trial ought to have been postponed till he got well.
15Otherwise he declared that at least the festival should be postponed till September.
16Kew, Friday, Oct. 17.-Ourreturn to Windsor is postponed till to-morrow.
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