Sentence examples for be on account from inspiring English sources
If he were elected, one of his supporters observed, it would be "on account of the past, not the future.
"Or could it be on account of nobody's got any money," Minsky snaps back genially.
Computes that the cost of Scotch, rye, and Bourbon, will be on account of the excessive amount of import duty, and the government taxes, etc.
But if readers get discouraged and abandon "The Royal Family," it won't, I suspect, be on account of its overblown themes.
He warned Mr Hill that "If, as an act of mercy, you are eventually to be released it can only be on account of age or infirmity".
And yet Brenda said, "I have never seen you before in my whole life!" This must be on account of the harsh light.
You can probably tell which one that is, on account of it being the costume that looks like a Pokémon.
Sometimes it's on account of its ineptitude.
Albeit his career has encountered fluctuating fortunes before, it has never been on account of injury.
On another occasion, he told me, "I am what I am on account of British rule in India.
