Sentence examples for whose cancellation from inspiring English sources

The state whose cancellation of early voting was most often cited was Maryland.

The magazine conference, whose cancellation was announced on Monday, was to have been held in Boca Raton, Fla., in October.

Most important, though, the HBO show, "Bored to Death," whose cancellation after three seasons was announced this week, confirmed a simple truth: Brooklyn looks more like Brooklyn than any West Coast soundstage does.

(The same criterion also eliminates the pilot-to-data interference, whose cancellation is therefore not necessary).

After several tests, and according to the results obtained for the CDMA signal in [18], a 3-stage PIC was chosen whose cancellation parameters are [23].

Amy Winehouse, below, the British singer whose recent cancellations sparked concern over her health, will perform at the 2007 mtvU Woodie Awards in New York next month, The Associated Press reported...

Mr. Gelb said a timely decision about the remainder of the season was only fair to Mr. Luisi, whose recent cancellations in Europe in order to step in at the Met have caused some irritation.

"I would argue, if you're against Eliot Spitzer, and I think his public career has been shameful, this is not the way to get him," said Carlson, whose show's cancellation was announced on Monday.

We compared these patients to 6 patients whose number of cancellation omissions was below average, but who had large biases on line bisection (group 'bisection').

Ms. Argerich, whose last-minute cancellations have disappointed fans, describes her first cancellation, at 17 in Florence.

The Penumbra Theater Company in St . Paul a leading African-American theatrical organization whose financial woes forced the cancellation of shows and the trimming of staff last year, has raised enough money to resume programming on a limited basis, Penumbra officials announced Monday.