Sentence examples for kind canceled from inspiring English sources

John Edward, a medium whose syndicated television show, "Crossing Over," was the first of its kind, canceled plans in October for an episode in which he said he would unite World Trade Center victims with surviving relatives.

We kind of canceled each other out".

"They kind of cancel each other out".

Opposites attract, but now we just kind of cancel each other out.

"There are two crosscurrents that kind of cancel each other out," said Thomas H. Forester, manager of the Forester Value fund.

Because there were so many things that were scary and new about doing the film, they all kind of cancelled each other out and I just focused on my schoolwork.

Now, I know we were all pleasantly surprised by the price, but we were all unpleasantly surprised by the limited capabilities of the device, so I think the surprises kind of cancel each other out.

For Trump, things from the past became the norm and they kind of cancelled themselves out".

Though most 10 p.m. shows with those kinds of numbers get canceled, NBC has said from the beginning that it could accept much lower ratings because of the enormous cost savings of Mr. Leno's show versus expensive hourlong scripted dramas.

To its credit, the Obama administration did the kind thing and cancelled Constellation on February 1 , 2010 and simultaneously put an end to the horribly-conceived VSE.

"We had two downhills canceled, and that kind of changed my mind-set on the season," Vonn said during a telephone interview Friday.