Sentence examples for cancelled to make from inspiring English sources

MPs will vote on extending the RAF strikes to Syria in Parliament on Wednesday, with Prime Minister's Questions cancelled to make enough time for the debate.

But Cara Negrycz, a painter, said that at 7 15 p.m. Tuesday, a P.S. 3 school official told her that her son would not be able to attend prekindergarten there because the program was being canceled to make way for kindergartners.

A German language show was also canceled to make way for more rock, folk and talk on Saturday nights, while programming featuring Irish and Celtic music has been retained.

Within two months after its debut on Sept. 21, 1948, the "Texaco Star Theater" was so popular that it was the only show not canceled to make way for presidential election coverage on the night that Harry S. Truman upset Thomas E. Dewey.

In a particularly grim instance, a 73-year-old woman with advanced esophageal cancer has the misfortune of being scheduled for surgery in mid-December, when operations are routinely canceled to make way for emergency patients suffering from pneumonia and the like.

Truebill plans to use its data on rates, subscription lengths, and why people cancel to make recommendations on subscriptions and collect referral fees.

The construction of new D-class cruisers were canceled to make way for Scharnhorst and Gneisenau.

Comedies are a little harder to predict, as "Raising Hope" (certainly not "New Girl") would have to be canceled to make room for something new.

But neither "CSI" spinoff (New York or Miami) received an early renewal and could be canceled to make room for new blood.

Many are cancelling procedures to make room.

Hospitals are being told to cancel operations to make way for the most seriously ill flu patients.