Sentence examples for canceled though from inspiring English sources
The shoot was nearly canceled, though, when a tourist jumped off the observation deck earlier that night.
The Teacher in Space program was effectively canceled (though McAuliffe's backup, Barbara Morgan, eventually flew on the shuttle in 2007).
Numerous events were rescheduled, and one contest the 10,000-metre speed skating event was canceled, though some books list American Irving Jaffee, who held the lead after the first run, as the winner.
There were significant disruptions in suburban and intercity train travel, and many short-haul flights were canceled, though the subway system in Paris operated at near-normal capacity on most lines.
Schools developed contingency plans to cut optional extracurricular activities and froze expenditure across the board; but no major building or development programs were canceled, though some were delayed, Mr. Brummitt said.
NBC's A to Z and ABC's Manhattan Love Story – both of which were canceled, though the latter moved to Hulu – featured lessons about love based on the alphabet and a male-and-female inner monologue respectively.
Even if the shows are cancelled, though, the publicity from all this may yet benefit Dieudonné: it turns out that the comedian's production company has registered the quenelle, in France, as a trademark.
No shows that have already been scheduled will be cancelled, though some have been delayed.
A planned march through central Paris by protesters was cancelled, though a version of it did go ahead as the talks opened and was marred by clashes with police and a small number of protesters, and arrests.
When another managerial change left him on the sidelines again he had his contract cancelled, though at least when he fetched up at Rochdale he knew he would be working for someone who shared his footballing outlook.
