Sentence examples for finally cancelled from inspiring English sources

(It was finally cancelled officially in 1971, after years of debate).

A long-delayed rise in petrol duty, set for January, was finally cancelled: suburban and rural MPs had lobbied energetically against it.

During its peak in the early 19th century, the festival would attract crowds of 50,000 but was finally cancelled in 1856 due to overcrowding and safety worries.

Once the law had been passed, however, the peasants seized the land and refused to pay any rents or redemption fees; in 1792 all payments were finally cancelled.

It's an intriguing, off-the-wall piece of work whose bizarreness is finally cancelled with a very solemn patriotic sequence at the very end.

A member of the Social Democratic Party, Germany's counterpart to Labour, since the age of 16, Streeck finally cancelled his subs a few years ago.

But as the weather worsened, the interviews were postponed and finally canceled.

The government voyage was delayed and finally canceled because of resistance from Central American governments.

We kept postponing and finally canceled an excursion to Deruta, the hub of Umbria's world-famous ceramics.

Then we were told the flight was delayed, then moved to a third gate, and finally canceled when the pilot didn't show.

Interestingly, the man got away with it 35 times, changing the reservation on his first ticket over and over before finally cancelling it.