Sentence examples for because of a month from inspiring English sources

After missing the Fourth Test because of a month on the sidelines to recuperate from the hamstring tear, he returned for the Fifth Test with the series level at 1 1.

The Board of Elections had rejected the initiative a month ago but reconsidered because of a Sept. 3 ruling by Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle of District of Columbia Superior Court that the board had wrongly dismissed 4,600 signatures that a petitioner collected.

Because of a month-old foot injury suffered by its vocalist and bassist Lemmy Kilmister that requires rest, the British heavy metal band Motörhead has canceled a United States tour that was to have begun last Friday and run through Oct. 9.

Note: There are no classes at District of Columbia Public Schools this week because of a February recess.

That route for migrants and asylum seekers has continued largely unimpeded this year even as traffic into Europe from the Western Balkans has halted because of a March deal with Turkey.

Anheuser-Busch, the maker of Budweiser and Bud Light beers, said it generated 3.5percentt more revenue per barrel in the United States because of a February price increase and greater sales of Michelob Ultra, priced 19percentt more than the main Budweiser brands.

The school board was comfortable signing off on turf again because of a July report from the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission that said synthetic turf fields were safe to install and play on, Dr. Furman said.

Despite the timing, Merck and Schering say they began putting the minutes together not because of Congress but because of a November request by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

A Costa Mesa police officer won a year-long legal battle against the city for docking his hours because of a month-long relationship he had while allegedly on duty, court documents show.

resigned as honorary co-chair of the centrist group Third Way on Thursday, in part because of a December op-ed written by the group's real leaders declaring that embracing economic populism would be "disastrous" for Democrats.

And its new incarnation all came about because of an April Fools' Day joke.