Sentence examples for to cancelling from inspiring English sources
verb
To cross out something with lines etc.
The surprising in thing was that these effects didn't seem to cancelling each other out.
But, for example, I'm still paying my UK mobile phone contract because I just never got round to cancelling it".
As hard-pressed households look for further ways to tighten their financial belts, many may resort to cancelling insurance policies.
Most of this money – £318m – went to administering the UK aid programme, and £67m to cancelling or rescheduling debts.
(I say the two, rather than just Spielberg, because this picture gets dangerously close to cancelling itself out, in a way that recalls "More American Graffiti," which Lucas also produced).
In Boston, the weather had been so bad — rain, sleet, icy roads, gusting winds — that race organizers came closer to cancelling the marathon than at any time in its then hundred-and-eleven-year history.
Everyone wanted to cancel everything.
No need to cancel dinner.
There is also not much to cancel.
