Sentence examples for because of a party from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Obama did not campaign in Michigan before the primary in January because of a party dispute over the calendar).

The shift of power brought about by Mr. Jeffords's defection from Republican ranks represented the first time in Senate history that the balance of power had changed because of a party switch instead of an election.

They began to find traces of Mr. Weiss, and learned that he had been thrown out of an expensive hotel because of a party he held in his room for himself with 9 or 10 young prostitutes, another official said.

It is clear, though, that this general rule focuses on the award of attorney's fees because of a party's success on the underlying claim.

Angel Gonzalez, another classmate, said Adrian had wavered on taking the trip to Humboldt State because of a party he wanted to attend.

Because of that, a party atmosphere develops in the host city, and that culture attracts every type of person.

They said they had come not only because they knew it would be a heck of a party but because Mr. Ross is their personal superhero.

(The State Court of Appeals has held that an employer has no right to recover damages when an employee is injured because of a third party's negligence).

"I think to say that because of a third party, it got someone elected, it is a ridiculous argument," she said.

Because of a dinner party, one night the hostess forgot this chore, and all through the soup course there was a steady splashing and gurgling.

The poolside event they had planned for the ceremony would have to take place in the lobby, because of a private party that had claimed the pool.