Sentence examples for most canceled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dillon also wryly suggested in the interview that his ambitious piece might go down in history as "the most canceled premiere ever".

Interviewed in The Telegraph, a London newspaper, Mr. Dillon referred to his nine-part cycle as "the most canceled premiere ever".

Plans to present the complete score were announced and abandoned five times (the "most canceled premiere ever," as Mr. Dillon told The Daily Telegraph of London last year).

Afterward, undaunted by the wail of sirens outside, the full ensemble, along with Derek Bermel on clarinet, began Copland's "Sextet for Clarinet, Piano and String Quartet," which Mr. Boriskin called "the most canceled piece of 20th-century music" because of its difficulty to play.

For example, the top 3 most canceled accounts are Ancestry, Experian and Tidal, 10.9% of Ancestry accounts are canceled after being shown to a Hiatus user.

(The transmission of corresponds to redundancy for and at the same time. From the point of view of, the transmission of contains interference from. By using the observations from, the decoder at the destination can at most cancel the interference from in the transmission from.) Hence the spectral efficiency is upper bounded as (11).

Amid environmentalists' opposition, most got canceled.

But it hasn't had to cancel bookings since most Europeans canceled on their own.

He's so colorless that "America's Most Wanted" canceled its segment on him.

Most hospitals canceled elective surgery, garbage removal was suspended and grocery stores began throwing out spoiled food.

A few people had been worried about aftershocks but most who cancelled did so on ethical grounds.