Sentence examples for programme was cancelled from inspiring English sources

In Athens in 1896 the whole rowing programme was cancelled.

Neill remained with Superman until the programme was cancelled in 1958 after Reeves's death, a presumed suicide, at which point she retired.

He began as a trainee navigator in the RAF, but was laid off; went to Netjets Europe as a cadet, but its training programme was cancelled in the financial crisis.

Although the air force successfully tested an anti-satellite kinetic-energy weapon (a modified air-to-ground missile launched from an F-15 fighter) in the mid-1980s, the programme was cancelled in 1988.

Britain's most celebrated rower, Sir Steve Redgrave, even raised the possibility of a doomsday scenario that echoed the Athens Olympics of 1896, when the whole rowing programme was cancelled.

It's a city where I planned to spend a summer homestay in high school in the early 1990s, until the programme was cancelled after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

But should the programme be cancelled (and funding for it, first authorised in 2005, was all but eliminated by Congress for this financial year), America risks finding itself without enough nuclear-weapons scientists to keep its arsenal in tip-top condition in the future.

The last large carriers proposed for the Royal Navy, the CVA-01 programme, were cancelled by the Labour government in 1966.

All too often, big budget programmes were cancelled before their plots had been resolved.

"Never again must we reach a position where life-saving programmes are cancelled or delayed". Another medical charity, Médecins Sans Frontières, described the financial situation as "dire".

Wilman attended Repton School with Clarkson and is credited, along with the brash former host, for redesigning and reviving the programme after it was cancelled in 2001.