Sentence examples for canceled much of from inspiring English sources

In the Northeast Corridor, Amtrak canceled much of its service, but ran empty trains to keep snow from blocking the tracks.

And all the anticipation about apple strudel so special it must be ordered in advance was dashed; sugar and vanilla canceled much of the apple's naturally deep flavor, and the bottom crust was tough as wallboard.

But in the final week of open enrollment, when interest typically surged, the Trump administration canceled much of the outreach the Obama administration had planned.

She has been obliged to cancel much of a tour after developing synovitis, but has made the most of a bad situation.

I was asked if this meant that we should cancel much of the remaining spending in the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

In 1953 West Germany's creditors showed far more vision, cancelling much of its debt and thereby buttressing the financial basis for its spectacular economic recovery.The fourth kind of support needed is long-term finance for development.

Even when aid budgets were especially tight roughly speaking, from 1993 to 2001 the campaign shamed the governments of the G7 rich nations into cancelling much of their bilateral debt.

In the Class AAA preseason, so many Southern teams targeted Robinson or flat-out refused to play against him that Rickey was forced to cancel much of the exhibition schedule.

(Kozinn) BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Monday) The big event at this much-anticipated concert is the return of the fantastic mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, who has cancelled much of her schedule this year because of a back injury, singing the first New York performance of "Neruda Songs" by her husband, the composer Peter Lieberson.

With the storm expected to hit the Gulf Coast on Monday, Mr. McCain and his team spoke by phone on Sunday morning and, one participant said, quickly decided that there was no choice but to cancel much of the first day of the convention.

The main camera aboard NASA's orbiting Hubble Space Telescope has conked out, and its loss could delay or cancel much of the work currently proposed for the aging scope.