Sentence examples for of being waived from inspiring English sources

Lin was in danger of being waived again, by the Knicks, before he started his streak Feb. 3.

Lin was in danger of being waived again, by the Knicks, before he started his streak on Feb. 3.

And Johnny Damon finds himself in the bind of being waived by Detroit, claimed by Boston, and not being at all happy about it.

Parmalee spoke matter-of-factly of being waived by Miami in 1999 -- "that's part of the business" -- and of being picked up by the Jets last season.

Instead of being waived through by a security guard or rescued by one of the legions of pages or young producers from "Today," Curry queued up at NBC's visitors' center, where the lunch-delivery guys and MSNBC guests announced themselves.

Anecdotal evidence suggests this has been happening, with reports of charges being waived where late salaries had resulted in payments not going through and charges being incurred.

Davis, who turns 26 on March 4, was out of football after being waived by the Carolina Panthers on Aug. 30.

With the approval of then-Cardinal Ratzinger's deputy, the statute of limitations was waived and a canonical trial ordered.

The single-occupancy charge of $110 to $210 is waived on the 12-day round trip fares of $1,295 to $1,645.

Once it is, "adherence to the original terms of composition is waived," he wrote.

(The usual ferry fee of $3 was waived for the festival).