Sentence examples for cancelled back in from inspiring English sources

The article on the Daily Caller, written by Neil Munro, compares Common's verse unfavorably to the poetry of Emily Dickinson, who was the subject of a poetry event organized by Laura Bush that was cancelled back in 2003 amid fears that poets might read work perceived as anti-war.

Perhaps that is because this trip was cancelled back in April after the prime minister earned the displeasure of his hosts by meeting the spiritual leader of the disputed territory of Tibet, the Dalai Lama.

If ISS had remained an American-only mission, it almost certainly would have been cancelled back in the 1990s.

A source close to the network told The Huffington Post that the family was alerted their show was canceled back in May because of low ratings.

When Kate Gosselin found out that her reality show had been canceled back in November 2011, she told me money was the first thing that came to mind.

The vote was about 50-50 on my proposal that the games should have been canceled back in 2001 after 9/11 and not merely postponed like rainouts.

It's certain those people believe they are being good, red-blooded Americans, just as those who canceled speakers back in the 1970s did.

This council has already cancelled its street-cleaning contract, bringing the service back in-house.

Hannibal was cancelled by NBC back in June, but it has yet to be picked up by another player – Fuller has only confirmed Netflix and Amazon Prime have turned it down.

During the 1960s and 1970s, various freeway projects in the Detroit area were cancelled or scaled back in scope.

He already tried to cancel his enrolment back in December, although it wasn't easy.