Sentence examples for will get cancelled from inspiring English sources
There is always the chance, alas, that BBC4 will get cancelled, because the BBC is cursed with the superfluous presence of at least one layer of managers so dense that they don't realise what is valuable about the institution they infest.
If this deal goes through, that IPO will get cancelled.
Instead, Zoey will get cancelled.
Eventually this lethal, expensive, environmentally embarrassing boondoggle will get cancelled, converted, or knocked down.
He is pretty damn talented, though knowing him, this show will get cancelled after one awesome season.
When a plane returns to the gate to avoid the three-hour penalty, there is also an extra chance it will get canceled.
"You're going to get hurt and on a lesser level, we'll get canceled".
Will the rest of America support it or will it get cancelled like Margaret Cho's All-American Girl or John Cho's Selfie?
If we did get cancelled, it will give us time to do some travelling.
"Now he knows the show's not gonna get cancelled — he'll have to make the decision to stop it at some point".
"In the age of social media and immediate reader reaction," he writes, "it's tempting to skip over the fair critical assessment (your job)." That description of my job is sort of like defining "Scrubs" as a show that needs to entertain enough people so it will not get canceled.
