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Sentences ending with deferred

Gorgias must hasten the building of the tomb; the end could not be long deferred. [10]
The feast of reason that we are impatiently awaiting is deferred. [9]

More example sentences with the word deferred in them

I got home very well, and full glad was I that no insuperable obstacle had deferred my return one single day longer. [14]
To be keyed up to a battle-pitch, and then to have the battle deferred, is a trial of flesh and spirit. [9]
Artemus, with the true cosmopolitan instinct, always deferred to the customs of the country he was in, and so he ordered three of those abominations. [5]
I seldom venture to think about our landed wealth, for "hope deferred maketh the heart sick. [5]
The General deferred to me several times as to the persons and positions of the captives, and asked my suggestions. [11]
It is not to give the possessor vegetables or fruit (that can be better and cheaper done by the market-gardeners), but to teach him patience and philosophy and the higher virtues, hope deferred and expectations blighted, leading directly to resignation and sometimes to alienation. [4]
To be admired, to be deferred to--was there any harm in that? [4]
You know what the jailer said to the criminal who was hanging on a reprieve: 'Rope deferred maketh the heart sick. [11]
Shall we order the booths to be set up, or have the fair deferred until some other time? [10]
She deferred the session until the following day, and resolved to go out upon the sea, to endeavour to regain her composure. [10]
I ought to say that I deferred putting a value on the potatoes until I had footed up the debit column. [4]
Some deep-cherished, deferred resolve reasserted itself. [11]
We deferred the pleasure of his valuable society. [4]
He who listens once to that song hears it always in his ears, through disappointment and success--and the success is often the greatest disappointment--through poverty and hope deferred and heart-sickness for recognition, through the hot time of youth and the creeping incapacity of old age. [4]
Before the door of each house stood servants bearing torches, and awaiting the long deferred return home of their masters. [10]
Had I been of a more obstinate nature, I would stay; but there really are matters to be settled in the Netherlands which can not be deferred, and the manner of his farewell showed plainly enough that he no longer needed me. [10]
But whatever further observations I may have made must be deferred for the present. [6]
Then, neither hunger, nor thirst, nor fatigue, nor deferred hope, nor monotonous disappointment, nor leaden-footed lapse of time can conquer the hunter's patience or weaken the joy of his quest or cool the splendid rage of his desire. [5]
Before the then next Presidential election, the law case came to, and was argued in, the Supreme Court of the United States; but the decision of it was deferred until after the election. [7]
She deferred to his opinions, and listened attentively when he talked, and in time met his frank manner with an equal frankness, so that he was quite convinced that whatever she might feel towards Harry, she was sincere with him. [5]
They petted, respected him, and deferred to him. [9]
In what hope he lived, no man could tell; but that he had some hope of finding her again--some faint and shadowy hope, deferred from day to day, and making him from day to day more sick and sore at heart--was plain to all. [12]
Then, pressing his hand upon his heart, he continued in a tone of the most sincere regret "How gladly I would prolong this fascinating conversation, but important matters which, unfortunately, cannot be deferred, summon me--" "And your answer? [10]
Hermon's last words had betrayed to the experienced courtier how well he remembered his unkind remarks, so he deferred the expression of his approval, and began by delivering the farewell message of the epistrategus, who had been summoned away so quickly. [10]
She had contemplated getting up a discussion on the woman's rights question, but being a wary little body, and knowing that the debate would become a dispute and divide the members into two hostile camps, she deferred this project indefinitely. [6]
On the third day the long- deferred riot broke out. [11]
The money never came--no penny of it ever came; and how long, how pathetically long, the fame has been deferred --forty-seven years! [5]
The hideous but beneficent French Revolution would have been deferred, or would have fallen short of completeness, or even might not have happened at all, if Marie Antoinette had made the unwise mistake of not being born. [5]
This was the beginning of a long and dreary autumnal storm, a deferred "equinoctial," as many considered it. [6]
Now there had arisen in front of her a tall person of authority, before whom she deferred instinctively. [9]
The sedan-chairs were already waiting outside, and the lady would have gladly deferred her account of these sorrowful events until later, but Cordula so affectionately desired to learn how her friend had fared in her lover's home, that she hurriedly and swiftly gratified her wish. [10]
She fully appreciated all her varied gifts and knowledge, and deferred to her opinion in every-day matters, not exactly as an oracle, but as wiser than herself or any of her other companions. [6]

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