Sentence examples for To be called off from inspiring English sources

Substitutes of proven caliber, Sergio Agüero and Diego Milito, wait to be called off the bench.

It had to be called off because of flooding.Little else is raining on the Rajapaksas' parade.

So when we heard rumours that it was going to be called off, we were worried.

But for the first time, the Labor Day Parade had to be called off because of Tropical Storm Irene.

One of the projects, a British effort, ran into technical trouble and had to be called off for this season.

But the protesters were calling for the race to be called off until their needs were met.

Twenty players were on the course when high winds caused the second round to be called off Friday evening.

I'm not going to worry about whether it's going to be called off on Monday or not".

There have been calls for the match to be called off and for the Conservative party to return the money.

The wind caused a horse racing meeting in Ayr to be called off, while Epsom racecourse was evacuated after part of the grandstand flew off.

Ironically, some recent re-enactments of the Battle of Hastings had to be called off – because torrential rain had made the field unsafe for horses.