Sentence examples for called off from from inspiring English sources

Pushing a 150-pound stocart cart, she cleans 16 to 22 rooms a day when the hotel has guests and she is not called off from work.

"Why should the world be called off from its busy occupations to listen to an ill told story of their little concerns?" Melville knew what it meant to watch one's writing reduced to wastepaper.

"We had two games called off from this year and two called off two years ago," he said.

One big hit with the Europeans was a port-style zinfandel called Off the Charts from the Parker Family Ranch in California's Alexander Valley.

No one is given tenure without what Marc A. Kastner, the dean of the School of Science, called "off-scale" recommendations from at least 15 scholars outside M.I.T.

With the search called off apart from some small-scale efforts, many could be presumed dead.

Khloe Kardashian may have called off her divorce from Lamar Odom as he recovers from the health crisis that landed him in the hospital in October, but her relationship with Houston Rockets shooting guard James Harden is still going strong. .

Phycor Inc.'s $6.8 billion acquisition of Medpartners Inc., announced only two months ago, was called off late yesterday, officials from both companies said.

The project, however, was called off after indications from EU competition officials that it would be subject to a lengthy inquiry, with no guarantee of success and onerous disposal requirements.

Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler has called off his engagement from former "Laguna Beach" and "The Hills" star Kristin Cavallari, People Magazine reports.

Khloe Kardashian's book doesn't hit stores until Nov. 3, but the subject matter is well-timed, since she's called off her divorce from Lamar Odom and is giving their relationship another chance. .