Sentence examples for because of a day from inspiring English sources

Glavine's next start is scheduled for Wednesday, but General Manager Steve Phillips said the Mets could delay that until Saturday because of a day off on Monday.

The Santa Anita Derby was a sloppy track because of a day of rain.

Because of a day off in the first week of the season, Kershaw could also pitch the Dodgers' home opener, against the Pittsburgh Pirates on April 10. "There's a pretty good chance of that, too," Mattingly said.

As for his curious lack of control, Manager Jerry Manuel said it was because of having seven days off between starts, two more than normal because of a day off and a rainout Wednesday.

United and the Red Bulls were scheduled to complete (finally) their semifinal series Thursday night at Red Bull Arena after the match was postponed because of a snowstorm Wednesday night.

Because of a Tuesday washout and, well, his age, Jerry Kelly played only one practice round at Merion.

U.S. stock and bond trading was closed Wednesday because of a national day of mourning for President George H.W. Bush.

Clemens could start the fifth game on regular rest because of an off day on Tuesday, or Hernández could start.

Well, that just happened in Hawaii except instead of a spring day, it was because of a snow day.

Three GPs did only document home visits of four days because of a free day for the team in the allocated week.

On the other hand, individuals with unemployment benefit will lose 1 day of benefit when reporting sick because of a qualifying day in the sickness insurance.