Sentence examples for sometimes cancelled from inspiring English sources

A secondary rate, known as Sicad, is defined by a weekly auction (sometimes cancelled) that values the bolivar at around eleven per dollar.

Mrs Thatcher spoke for the entire group of "strange rebels" when, in response to the accusation that she was a reactionary, replied, "Well, there's a lot to react against!"These twin revolutions sometimes cancelled each other out.

Since transfers were sometimes cancelled, randomisation alone was inadequate in ensuring balance between study arms.

In both hospitals, meetings were sometimes cancelled due to competing priorities or practical issues.

Pre-Broadway tryouts for shows are sometimes canceled because creative teams need more time to improve the production.

"It is hard to get anyone to volunteer," said the school's principal, Luis Torres, who sometimes cancels fire drills because of the gunfire he hears outside.

Ms. Widel's rebound fling evolved into a steady relationship, and Mr. Rohlich began noticing that she would sometimes cancel dates.

Even when the Cougars arrive ready to play, games are sometimes canceled because the opponents — facing the same obstacles — cannot field a team.

She said patients who lived uptown sometimes canceled appointments because of a little inclement weather, while those from New Jersey, Westchester and Connecticut showed up even in the fiercest storms.

Flights are sometimes canceled because of rough weather during the rainy season (June to September), but the service is generally reliable, and the whole circuit costs around $400.

In the mid-1990s, the word and rollered paintings were followed by cheerful found images of flowers, enlarged and silk-screened in increasingly complex layers, sometimes canceled with swaths of black or white only to be silk-screened again.