Sentence examples for called off because of from inspiring English sources

*Today's Musselburgh card has been called off because of frost.

Play was called off because of the threat of lightning, and 72 players did not finish.

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

(An effort last year was called off because of visa difficulties).

Several traditional Boxing Day sporting fixtures, including football and racing, were called off because of flooding.

But the meeting was called off because of the job action, he said.

A joint birthday party for Narcissa Titman's sister and daughter was called off because of illness.

Last month, two launching attempts were called off because of a hydrogen leak.

Her first, on 25 February, was called off because of the threat of winter weather.

(The men's giant slalom was eventually called off because of fog, with Miller in 23rd place after the first run).

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