procrastinate|procrastinated|procrastinates|procrastinating in English

verb

[pro·cras·ti·nate || prəʊ'kræstɪneɪt]

postpone, put off until a later time; delay, hold back, defe

Use "procrastinate|procrastinated|procrastinates|procrastinating" in a sentence

1. Fiddly Beadily Bits I'm procrastinating

2. What do you procrastinate on?

3. Potential career changers tend to procrastinate.

4. Organization makes it harder to procrastinate .

5. What are some possible consequences of procrastinating repentance?

6. His successors were less committed and procrastinated interminably.

7. People were dying of starvation while governments procrastinated.

8. Sukarno procrastinated; tempers flared up, the students withdrew.

9. Molly: Next time I won't procrastinate.

10. A good correspondent does not procrastinate.

11. * What are some possible consequences of procrastinating our repentance?

12. People often procrastinate when it comes to paperwork.

13. Compere: Why to negotiate procrastinate so old?

14. I've procrastinated all semester, so I have a lot of cramming to do.

15. Let us not procrastinate those things which matter most.

16. 29 People often procrastinate when it comes to paperwork.

17. Is price war break down to procrastinate adversary?

18. Exam time is hell for those who procrastinate.

19. Don't procrastinate until the day before a deadline.

20. But he found flying and sailing both more invigorating and he kept procrastinating.

21. Procrastinate now, don't put it off. Ellen Degeneres 

22. Taking sufficient time, however, is not to be confused with procrastinating.

23. She has people fill out surveys about how often they procrastinate.

24. Keep your momentum! Listen, apply and move forward. Do not procrastinate.

25. Here are five simple techniques to finally stop procrastinating and start Accomplishing: 1