| It is fear of being procrastinated against by the medical society as it exists at present. |
| But instead it has procrastinated and delayed, to the ever-increasing cost of the taxpayer. |
| Bad news for budding film-makers seeking to turn procrastinated hours into box-office gold. |
| The season, in Lower Canada, he knew was a short one, and to have procrastinated would have been fatal to the farmer. |
| When the cab had halted, again he procrastinated with the handle of the door in his hand. |
| The member said that we did not have a management plan in place, that we took a long time and procrastinated. |
