Sentence examples for game called off from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bartos remembers a golden-hued Manhattan childhood — ice-skating in Central Park on Sunday mornings, celebrating birthday parties in the park, taking in the Saturday-morning cartoon show at the Trans-Lux 85th Street, playing a game called Off the Point — bouncing a ball from one side of the street to another on cross streets almost devoid of traffic.

"The Premier League has tried to sit on the fence by saying that we didn't request to have the game called off," Allardyce said.

That would have been the ultimate kick in the teeth — having the game called off, then finding out it actually would have been playable.

It was on the Summer Jam stage that the crowd booed 50 Cent (2004), and the Game called off his truce with G Unit (2005).

Police later opened the doors and fans started coming in, however the stadium was then evacuated and the game called off.

He said: "I would not have gone to the extent I have but reading in the paper the Premier League said we made no request to get the game called off.

There are a hell of a lot of games called off and a backlog of fixtures".

Many airline flights were canceled and traditional football games called off.

On Thursday, Ireland imposed a virtual shutdown of weekend sports, with all soccer, hurling, Gaelic football, rugby and basketball games called off.

2) Back in the day, when footballers were real men, it took a bit more than snow and inclement weather to get games called off, as Morton's 3-3 drawithth Rangers proved.

The match was originally scheduled to be played in Toulon on Sunday afternoon but was one of five games called off the day before after Friday's atrocities in the French capital.