adjourn

The court case against her had been adjourned 15 times.

After the House adjourned, she went across the street to her office.

By the time my men found what room, the court was adjourned.

The president had thought a moment, then adjourned the meeting.

Congress has only a few weeks left before adjourning for the year.

Congress is expected to adjourn for the year later this week.

However, if Congress adjourns during the 10-day period, the bill does not become law.

The case was adjourned for two weeks until April 6.

"Do you have anything else to report before we adjourn?"

The group then adjourned to a meeting room off the House floor.

As the hour is late, I adjourn the meeting for today.

I'll leave it up to them if they want to adjourn.

They adjourned their meeting and moved to the main level.

However, the Board must adjourn by the last business day of each month.

Congress adjourned before further action could be taken, so the bill died again in 2007.

When Congress adjourned last month, a new energy bill had still not been passed.

If Congress adjourns within that time, the bill does not become a law.

He said they would adjourn in half an hour and the bill was dead, so I left.

The council adjourned, and was called back to order the middle of 1866.

"I know what happened," he said after the court adjourned today.

"There being no further business before me, this court is adjourned."

I would like to adjourn to another room for discussion.

Before long the two men had adjourned to the bar.

The meeting was then adjourned, and continued on the next day.

It now seems likely to adjourn soon without doing much more this year.