Sentence examples for actually cancelled from inspiring English sources

I seem to remember reading about stages being truncated or rerouted due to extreme weather conditions, but not actually cancelled.

In 2006 Mr Ellison actually cancelled a planned gift to Harvard, apparently in protest at the ousting of the university's president, Larry Summers.

September 23 , 2012Updated at 1.18am BST 1.10am BST I have to stick up for Luck here, it was actually cancelled at the beginning of its second season.

DESPITE the media hoopla about "cutting the cable", only a tiny fraction of  America's 100m households with pay-television have actually cancelled their cable contracts and switched to watching their favourite TV shows via the internet instead.

There were about 500 testers in Austin, Davis said, and only 3percentt of them actually cancelled: "We have an incredibly sticky service".

It is not difficult to analyze from Eq. (1) that when both epochs (k) and (k-1) have pseudorange SIPE of the same size, their impact on the left-hand term of Eq. (1) is actually cancelled.

The rise of the euro has been so abrupt that Asian customers were actually canceling contracts to buy his company's products, even when such cancellations cause penalties, Mr. Bartolini said.

Victorious against the king, in 1647, the Puritan government actually canceled Christmas.

The project was actually canceled in 1989 by the Bush administration -- by that time the unit cost had risen to $35 million, with 602 planes to be built, and the Army had dropped out of the program.

Short of actually cancelling the October board meeting, the RBA could not be any clearer that there is little chance it will end the year with another cash rate cut.

But only 73,000 users, comScore projects, considered ending their relationship with Yahoo by visiting the page (https://edit.yahoo.com /config/delete-user) that actually cancels their Yahoo accounts, which can include e-mail and other services.