Sentence examples for cancelled ahead from inspiring English sources

So I guess we should say that the 2001 cut was bad for the economy, and should be allowed to expire — maybe even cancelled ahead of time.

Mr Gummer said an estimated 2,884 operations had been cancelled ahead of the second junior doctors' strike, over attempts to introduce new contracts making Saturdays a normal working day, lowering pay rates and changing working hours.

The Irish Turf Club called an inspection at Navan for 9.30am due to the threat of gale force winds but a deterioration in weather conditions meant it was cancelled ahead of before that.

A procession which was cancelled ahead of the Olympic torch relay due to bad weather concluded Weymouth and Portland's Games celebrations.

Sony actually has its own PlayStation Experience event where it announces things and lets gamers and press play the latest, but even that was cancelled ahead of its expected December date.

Or if the Letterman show was canceled ahead of sweeps week.

A weekly farmers market was canceled ahead of the rally due to concerns about violence.

A total of 120 flights were canceled ahead of the storm and 30 ferry services were halted due to rough seas up to 9 m.

The next, in 1998, was also canceled months ahead, but entailed untangling herself from both the man and the apartment they had bought together.

Fans went crazy when ABC announced that it was canceling "Nashville" ahead of the Season 4 finale in May.

"This could hurt the end of the holiday season if for no other reason than many of their customers have to cancel cards ahead of holidays," said Janney Capital Markets analyst David Strasser.