Sentence examples for anywhere because of from inspiring English sources

I move and I've never moved anywhere because of someone.

Often, you cannot go anywhere because of felled trees and power lines.

"Around the mall, though, it was almost impossible to get anywhere because of the security.

"He likes to fight it," Cashman said, referring to Jeter's aversion to missing any playing time, anywhere, because of injury.

"And that cannot be taxed anywhere because of international regulations and because the tax base is international".

Q. Have prices gone down anywhere because of the crisis? A. On the whole, I have not found economic desperation driving down prices that much anywhere in Europe.

He wrote that he tried to reach the compound but "could not get anywhere near" it because of roadblocks.

"But I couldn't get anywhere because the 'coalition of the corrupt' would help each other.

That shows that the white race does not really think they belong anywhere because they think of everybody else as native.

I didn't get paid more or less in Hoover, or anywhere else, because of representing them".

Faster-turning wheels to the right and to the left never really got anywhere, partly because of Germany's experience with fascism and partly because of communist East Germany next door.