Sentence examples for of being cancelled from inspiring English sources

But in July, she shook up the industry with a tweet revealing that she had multiple experiences of being cancelled for catwalk shows for being "coloured".

So in January of this year he came up with a compromise: the elections, instead of being cancelled, would be held a lot earlier, on April 3 , 2011

A boxing match, unlike most programming on television, isn't typically at risk of being cancelled in the face of public uproar.

Murray broke early in the first set and went to take it in 34 minutes but the second was a tighter affair with Murray's early break within a point of being cancelled out before stepped up a gear to win.

Fallout: Cricket in jeopardy *The terrorist attack in Lahore meant the second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka was abandoned but many other cricketing events are in danger of being cancelled: *This month: Bangladesh v Pakistan, Twenty20 & one-day series in Dhaka.

We were left alone to write what we wanted but while we were looking for locations for the first series our producer kept stepping away to take phone calls: we learned later that the show was on the brink of being cancelled as the controller of BBC2 just didn't get it.

"The program was at risk of being canceled," he said.

Is "Two and a Half Men" in danger of being canceled?

Tom Sadowski: Do I stick with ABC's "The River" or is it in danger of being canceled?

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Dylan had agreed to perform at the last minute when he heard that the concert had sold so few tickets that it was in danger of being canceled.