Sentence examples for because of a cloud from inspiring English sources

The driver of the offending train claimed he had not seen the tail lights of the train ahead because of a cloud of a dust.

The professors argue that they discuss controversial and emotionally laden subjects such as reproductive rights and it would be inevitable for them to pull back at important junctures because of a cloud of gun violence hanging over the classroom.

OSLO — As Europe breathed a collective sigh of relief at the easing of its worst aviation crisis, parts of the airspace over Sweden, Norway and northern Scotland were briefly closed once again Thursday because of a new cloud of ash from an erupting volcano in Iceland.

In previous images, this jet was almost invisible because of a large cloud of dust and gas that visible light could not penetrate.

Because of persistent rain, a cloud of gnats surrounds the workers.

Because of the lack of a cloud-free image for the date of field sampling, the ETM+ imagery was acquired 2 months after field survey, during which it was assumed that no significant changes in LULC occurred (all dry season).

"The ACLU of Wisconsin regrets District Attorney Ozanne's decision because it leaves a cloud of uncertainty over the circumstances of and the responsibility for Tony Robinson's death," the organization's executive director, Chris Ahmuty, said.

The delegates to a meeting of the International Astronomical Union in Puerto Vallarta have been finding out why.Starbursts are thought to begin because a cloud of gas gets nudged in just the right way to cause it to collapse under its own gravity and thus to start forming stars.

You will know that your Sim is turning into a plantsim because a cloud of smoke will appear around them.

This doesn't mean anything, but I thought it'd be fun noting the domain name registrations because of Google's imminent introduction of a cloud-based music service, ya know.

Gliders steer clear of actually entering a cloud because of the risk of collision, and it is banned within five miles of a launch area and at all, unless you are wearing a parachute.