Sentence examples for even called off from inspiring English sources

Here is a sign of how brutal the weather is — at least by Georgia standards: Before canceling the ball, Mr. Deal even called off the scheduled prayer service, as drastic a move in the South as canceling a football game.

Competitor Zoosk has struggled in the wake of Tinder and has even called off its IPO.

The Syrian regime even called off airstrikes against rebels in central Syria on Monday due to the weather. .

Brasilia even called off a trip by an advance team to Washington to prepare for the visit.

They can suspend MPs who misbehave and even call off a debating session if things get really out of hand.

Everton have said ther game against Crystal Palace this evening has been called off.

We ran dozens of different ads, testing message hooks from "Why did you let Lou Dobbs broadcast from a hate rally?" to "Why is CNN profiting off racism?" We even called out CNN's on-air talent by name: "Hey Soledad O'Brian, why don't you ask Lou Dobbs what it's like to be Latino in America," to ensure the CNN staff was sending screenshots between departments.

So they have pledged to deliver free chocolate to offices, even if the strike is called off.

Now that A-Rod has been suspended for the entire 2014 season, Blitt's title seems even more appropriate: the cover is called "Off Base".

And I don't even want that search to be called off.

Even before this drama, it was thought the mission might have to be called off.