Sentence examples for arrive because of from inspiring English sources

A young man who lives in Minnesota was impatient for apring to arrive because of a trip he took south to Virginia in February for three warm days, which moved his clock ahead.

The Westchester Library system did not have any primary sources available, and even with Amazon Prime, any hard copies of Kepler material would have taken four days to arrive, because of the Memorial Day weekend.

About two million people are thought to be in most immediate need of emergency help, which can take weeks to arrive because of poor transportation and a lack of warehouses and centers for distribution.

Japan and the European Union have each pledged $100 billion; the United States has signaled it will contribute a similar sum, though its money will take longer to arrive because of the need for Congressional approval.

By Garrison Keillor The New Yorker, April 26 , 1982P. 28 A young man who lives in Minnesota was impatient for apring to arrive because of a trip he took south to Virginia in February for three warm days, which moved his clock ahead.

In addition, in wireless ad hoc networks out-of-order packets can arrive because of the use of multipath routing protocols.

"They arrived because of revolutions in Europe," Mr. Manbeck said.

Both were released soon after they arrived because of injuries and poor play.

I was very ill when I arrived because of the torture.

It must also be recognised that Scott's problems here have, generally, arrived because of three putts.

You know spring has arrived because of "a huge cracking noise" — the ice in the East River breaking up.