postpone from [date/time]

Frequency: 7.29.0 per million words

to specify the original date or time, often used with 'to'

postponepostpone + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • The game has been postponed from Wednesday night to Friday night.
  • The wedding was postponed from June to August due to family reasons.
  • They had to postpone the meeting from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
  • The rocket launch was postponed from Tuesday because of technical issues.
  • The committee voted to postpone the decision from this month to next month.
  • Our flight was postponed from 8:00 to 10:30 due to heavy fog.
  • The cultural event was postponed from last spring to this autumn.
  • Is it possible to postpone the final exam from Friday to Monday?
  • The court hearing has been postponed from its originally scheduled date.
  • The match was postponed from yesterday because of the waterlogged pitch.