Sentence examples for it would be canceled from inspiring English sources

However, Schmidt said that the game's already lengthy development meant that it had to be released; otherwise, he believed that it would be canceled, or that its high cost would bankrupt the company.

If the war were a TV show, it would be canceled.

Then we find out the day before that it would be canceled.

Ms. Jenowe added: "There was some frustration to voting and feeling like your vote wouldn't count, that it would be canceled out.

I had to teach an English class to a group of adults in the morning, though I guessed it would be canceled, or that no one would turn up.

In the 1960's, a dark joke had it that the fastest way to get America out of Vietnam was to broadcast the war on ABC, then the perennial lowest-rated network, because it would be canceled in weeks.

So said Eddie Vedder on stage in Virginia on Monday, the day Pearl Jam announced it would be canceling its Thursday show in Raleigh, N.C., in response to the latter state's so-called bathroom law, which was passed in a special one-day legislative session on March 23 and signed into law by Gov. Pat McCrory that same evening.

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 would be cancelled due to foul weather.

Sherman ruled that if Mercedes was late for a visit it would be cancelled, and Mercedes was late.

If NBC were to introduce "Gilligan's Island" next week on Thursday night, it would be cancelled by Friday.