Sentence examples for kept cancelling from inspiring English sources
The phrase "kept cancelling" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone repeatedly cancels plans or appointments. Example: "She kept cancelling our meetings, which made it difficult to finalize the project."
After that, Hurt said, CNN booked him four times, but kept cancelling.
By the end of July, Mr Hill-Wood claimed he had returned to the UK with "two lever-arch files" of material that supposedly detailed Mr Young's offshore wealth, but kept cancelling meetings with her and her QC where he was supposed to hand it over.
He started to have 6 monthly appointments but then the hospital kept cancelling them and on one occasion accused P.4 of cancelling an appointment (which he didn't do).
They would have supplied the supporting documentation in advance of meetings, and not kept cancelling because they were so ill-prepared.
We just figured out the choreography, but then I kept canceling it.
I had actually been trying to tell him for more than a month, but he kept canceling at the last minute -- a friend was in town, he'd met a girl.
Because Campbell, who had been the frontrunner, kept canceling TV ad time he had reserved.
In the "Misogynism" video, he spoke about a woman who kept canceling and rescheduling dates, saying he "could have ripped her head off".
Celebrity contributors Emma Stone and June Squibb ("a woman in her 80s who ain't taking no bull") become agony aunts, glossing over people's problems, from dealing with the friend who keeps cancelling to how to tell someone they are to blame for their failed relationships.
"A lot of times clients don't keep canceled checks or maybe their bank account was closed and they can't go and get the proof," she said.
Spectra and Kinder Morgan keep canceling the parts of their projects that would actually go to homes.
