Sentence examples for now called off from inspiring English sources

Morrissey has now called off six shows, including gigs in Nashville and Atlanta.

Yet IG Metall, which has now called off a wave of planned "warning" strikes in support of its claims, has described the deal as a "good result".

China has now called off a summit with the European Union, scheduled for Monday, after the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, made clear that he planned to meet with the Dalai Lama later in the week.

As Unwanted Suitor Looms, KPN Struggles to Find Buyer for German Unit  |  The Dutch telecommunications company, which announced in early June that it was considering a sale of E-Plus, its German operations, has now called off the deal talks, amid the region's economic turmoil.

We believe our merger, which is pro-competitive, should be approved irrespective of the action regulators would have taken with respect to KPMG and Ernst & Young, which have now called off their merger.The merger between Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand will create an organisation with revenues of $12 billion, only slightly larger than Andersen Worldwide is now.

The UCU said it had now called off the dispute after the university increased voluntary redundancies and reduced the number of jobs to be axed.

The browser, of course, still includes some Opera staples like the Turbo mode (now called "off-road mode"), but gone are Opera Notes, Link, tab thumbnails and a number of other features Opera users have been accustomed to.

Police say they are now calling off their search for suspects over the attack, reports the BBC's Sanjoy Majumder in Delhi.

"After encouraging protest, the Orange Order is now calling off those protests - now that the damage has been done and PSNI officers and the local MP have been injured," he said.

The match between Man City and Sunderland has now been called off.

A Department of Health spokeswoman said: "It's welcome news for patients that the BMA has now completely called off industrial action".