Sentence examples for the rescheduled from inspiring English sources
verb
To schedule again or at a different time.
- We'll have to reschedule next Monday's meeting because of the public holiday.
Today is the rescheduled Primary Day.
The rescheduled women's games affect two other regular-season games.
Backstage, about an hour before the rescheduled performance, the actors were dry and in good spirits.
The rescheduled racing was expected to go forward late Monday morning.
As the designated home team, Villanova wanted the rescheduled match to be played on campus.
Manchester United have announced two possible new dates for the rescheduled Premiership match with Arsenal.
New dates are to be announced, and tickets will be honored at the rescheduled concerts.
Would it arrive in France in time for the rescheduled screening?
Confirmed delegates who have already signed up will have priority for the rescheduled event.
He failed to show up for the rescheduled appearance, and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.
"We rescheduled those games, and the rescheduled games got rained out," Leo Saucier, the team's coach, said.
