Sentence examples for gets rescheduled from inspiring English sources

But an open house or a closing just gets rescheduled".

If Stoke had beaten us in the last round and were through to face Chelsea then the tie gets rescheduled for another date – it's as simple as that.

When I have meetings, like, I have the biggest sense of relief when something gets rescheduled or cancelled.

But it's now been taken off the calendar, effectively killing it in this session unless it gets rescheduled.

Dates get rescheduled.

"When I was a kid, Halloween didn't get rescheduled, you just dealt with it," one Grinch (the term seems appropriate, now that Christmas is practically here) wrote on Twitter.

"When the patients forget to do critical tasks before a procedure or surgery, they have to be canceled last-minute, which costs a hospital lots of money or they have to get rescheduled or delay the process," Yang said.

The aptly titled installment, "Unstoppable," was initially intended to air in October before the election, but got rescheduled to Nov. 16.

A question-and-answer session for investors got rescheduled, and when his guests confronted Johnson about the problems with GGC, "he just told these ridiculous stories about all these enemies of the project and how Jeff Berwick was an enemy of the project, which made no sense".

Maybe your meeting at work got rescheduled for the afternoon; maybe your sister needs your help with her kids and no one else can do it.

"You really got to reschedule these debts so that they are not a huge burden on the next few years and cause Europe to plunge down into recession".