Sentence examples for cancelled soon from inspiring English sources

His appearance was the beginning of the end for Tucker Carlson and Paul Begala's show, which was cancelled soon after.

A major exhibition, "American Painting, 1900-1950," was cancelled soon afterward for the same reason: charges that some of the artists were Communists or fellow-travellers.

However, these missions are at a grave risk of being cancelled soon because of insufficient Administration and Congressional support, making them extra vulnerable to government funding cuts.

A warning for a localised tsunami of up to 2.0 m (6.6 ft) was issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency; however, no significant waves were recorded, and the warning was cancelled soon thereafter.

More N.B.A. games will be canceled soon, perhaps today or tomorrow or next week.

Perhaps not, but more games will be canceled soon in the absence of a deal.

He spoke in place of Myanmar's president, Thein Sein, who was to have attended but canceled soon after news reports appeared saying that Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi would go and after organizers released a schedule giving her prominent billing.

During the series's four-year run -- it stalled out creatively after Mr. Wayans disagreed with Fox over the direction of the show and left, and was canceled soon after -- it was the home of more future movie stars than "Saturday Night Live" in the same period.

If your policy is with a mutual insurer, don't cancel soon before receiving your annual dividend, unless the insurer is one of the few that prorates dividends.

The area covered by the warning issued on August 22 was extended southwards as Jose intensified, before being canceled soon after landfall on August 23.

A separate canal, the St . Johns-Indian RiverBarge Canal, was planned to link the river with the Intracoastal Waterway; the project never broke ground, and was canceled soon after the Cross Florida Barge Canal was suspended.