Sentence examples for cancelled making from inspiring English sources

At worst, UBS's QI status could be cancelled, making it virtually impossible for the bank to serve investors in America.

He went into semi-retirement after Saint and Greavsie was cancelled, making only occasional television appearances and after-dinner speeches.

At the early stages of reconnaissance and geophysical surveys, many projects are cancelled, making that phase unsuitable for traditional lending.

On the plane, I found out that Blink 182 had cancelled, making it clear that the rumors were true that the festival wasn't paying artists.

This is the same Shuttle that, when it was cancelled, made us teary-eyed and sentimental.

It was also announced that the N.B.A. summer league was canceled, making it the first casualty of the labor standoff, albeit an inevitable one.

In a separate government action, the licenses of 53 lawyers in Beijing were canceled, making it impossible for them to legally work, the Associated Press reported.

A music festival scheduled for this weekend in the city of Suzhou has been canceled, making some musicians and organizers of music festivals in China increasingly nervous that the continuing government crackdown on dissent could have a significant impact on them.

Call on the first business day of the month three months preceding your desired date ( for instance, any date in June 2003 can be reserved beginning on March 3) Sometimes people holding reservations cancel, making a visit on short notice possible.

But half of those programs, including the Netflix period drama, have been canceled, making the minority's presence in main casts endangered.  .

If you're told that your reservation has been canceled, make an "unemotional" appeal, citing matters like a crucial breakfast meeting scheduled at the hotel, he said.