Sentence examples for always canceled from inspiring English sources

When you're cool, arguing is always canceled.

Seeing my obvious agitation, a Chinese man sitting nearby leaned over to me and asked, "You know what C.A.A.C. stands for, don't you?" When I indicated that I didn't, he replied, "China Airlines -- Always Canceled".

If you find something cheaper or better rated, you can always cancel that first hotel room, but don't assume generous cancellation policies, which are becoming more like those of the airlines.

You can always cancel the Cobra policy.

Or does the latter always cancel out the former?

Eugen David, resident of Rosia Montana and President of NGO Alburnus Maior, said: "The courts always cancel the permits received from the authorities.

Once you've got the hang of these, you can start experimenting with more adventurous commands, safe in the knowledge that you can always cancel or silence any unwanted activity.

The older man whose bitterness cast a shadow across Baldwin's life was his father, and Baldwin wrote of his effort to understand and also transcend him: "One is absolutely forced to make perpetual qualifications and one's own reactions are always canceling each other out.

They kept saying, 'We have a singleness of purpose in Russia, while in America you're completely competitive and you're always cancelling out each other's good effects.' They said it with such earnestness — they were really convinced it was true.

He told me that "Dave across the road already gives regularly to eight charities but he was happy to give £10 a month", and "besides, a direct debit takes four to six weeks to go through – you could always cancel it before then if you change your mind".

And you can always cancel your pre-order.