Sentence examples for repeatedly cancelled from inspiring English sources

Long before it closed its doors, in 2004, it had repeatedly cancelled seasons and imposed layoffs.

My "matching panels", which match a child to their prospective adoptive parent, were repeatedly cancelled for months and months due to "outstanding paperwork".

Suu Kyi repeatedly cancelled meetings with the UN special envoy, Ibrahim Gambari, during his six-day visit to the country that ended on Saturday.

A single tale of an operation repeatedly cancelled, or a tumour that becomes terminal while a patient waits for a scan, can convince people that the National Health Service is unfit for purpose.

The Guardian reported at the time that it found "inadequately trained staff who were too few in number, junior doctors left alone at night and patients left without food, drink or medication as their operations were repeatedly cancelled.

Its investigation, based on more than 300 interviews and an examination of over 1,000 documents, found inadequately trained staff who were too few in number, junior doctors left alone in charge at night and patients left without food, drink or medication as their operations were repeatedly cancelled.

It had repeatedly canceled seasons in New York, where it has not been seen since 1994.

After their flight was repeatedly canceled they checked into a hotel to wait for the next available ticket.

Nobody is going to fly with an airline that repeatedly cancels flights on clear days because it can't get its computers to work.

He said officials repeatedly canceled meetings with him to discuss those claims, until Nov. 26, when he showed them the video.

Mr. Sharon, despite pressure from the Bush administration, had repeatedly canceled plans for Mr. Peres to meet Mr. Arafat, insisting on 48 hours of "absolute quiet" beforehand.