Sentence examples for yet called off from inspiring English sources

WorldCom and the Sprint Corporation have not yet called off their merger, but already the rumors are swirling about who might try to buy either company.

Still hospitalized on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. DeGraw canceled a concert at the performing arts center in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., but he had not yet called off a performance at Jones Beach on Friday.

[C11.] Rumors for WorldCom and Sprint WorldCom and Sprint have not yet called off their proposed merger, but already rumors are swirling about which companies might try to buy one of them.

It could yet be called off, either by the federal president or by the Constitutional Court.

Bad winter weather almost invariably leads to the cancellation of many flights to and from Britain, but while temperatures can often be sub-zero in Washington DC at this time of year, the cold and the snow have never been so severe that a presidential inauguration has yet been called off.

Yet last week Mr Karamanlis called off his visit again.

They were unhappy about the negotiation being called off yet again and Stanistreet says that Ashford assured them that it was a real meeting "this time" and referred to "David needing some reassurance" on the Ukip donation.

Then, just 36 hours before the talks were due to start on July 19th, they were called off yet again: the FARC had objected to a government proposal to use international monitors to check on its activities in a large "demilitarised" zone, which it has in practice controlled since the government withdrew its troops last year to ease the way to talks.

"Schools, businesses and athletic events were all called off, and yet, the game went ahead.

The agitation was called off and yet another nail was struck into Air India's proverbial coffin.

Yet IG Metall, which has now called off a wave of planned "warning" strikes in support of its claims, has described the deal as a "good result".