Sentence examples for being called off at from inspiring English sources
But, having earlier indicated the event would go ahead, organisers announced it was being called off at the request of the owner of the festival's venue, who had been told by police that planned protests could end in violence.
That the stories that have surfaced over the last decade – of cover-up, of people being threatened and told to keep their mouths shut, dossiers going missing, arrests being called off at the last minute – might actually have substance?
Smith was speaking after the second day's action – due to start at 8.30am local time – was postponed for an hour, then another hour, before being called off at 10.17am because of the wrong type of wind on the course.
Ireland had limped to 56-4 when the players were forced off at 12 05 BST, and the match was called off at 15:15.
The strike was called off at the last moment.
The strike was called off, at least temporarily, last night.
The search was called off at 7 p.m.
Bataan was called off at halftime, both because of condensation on the court.
The launching was called off at 4 30 a.m., nine minutes before the scheduled liftoff.
However, on that occasion the action was called off at the last moment.
Bataan was called off at halftime because the court became too wet.
