Sentence examples similar to end cancellation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wayans shot the pilot for "New Girl" when it looked as if his sitcom on ABC, "Happy Endings," would receive an unhappy ending: cancellation.

He said the company failed to give these customers ample warning about the year-end cancellation.

The consumer group said as many as 47m journeys a year end in cancellation or delay, and it should be easier for passengers to get their money back.

In the end, the cancellation was reversed and the shuttle was saved for a further decade's use – though at some cost: the final servicing mission to the Hubble cost more than $1bn.

The last century's preposterous, but ultimately challengeable, bans on penis allusions and the depiction of biblical characters have become today's vague objections to an artwork's unfairness, bad taste, inaccuracy, disrespect of ancestors: anything offensive enough to draw a crowd, worry the police and end in cancellation, due to safety concerns.

Of course, all TV shows will one day end, and cancellation is part of the business.

This is common and unfortunately can end in cancellation or change fees.

On Tuesday, GTR confirmed it would be cancelling 341 trains daily from next Monday in an attempt to end "random cancellations" and provide a more reliable service to passengers.

It was always very fragile, and every little thing immediately ended in cancellation".

Previous collaborative efforts between Britain and France had been complicated – the AFVG programme ended in cancellation, and controversy surrounded the development of the supersonic airliner Concorde.

Southern Railway has said the worst will be over for its long-suffering passengers by Monday, when the company will cut 341 trains a day in an emergency timetable aimed at ending random cancellations.