Sentence examples for because of a performance from inspiring English sources

This Sunday afternoon, fishing poles will be collected at 2 p.m. instead of 4 because of a performance by the ARC Gospel Choir.

No one should pretend that the doubts about him are assuaged because of a performance which confirmed him both as an immeasurably fine stop-shotter – the best Steele says he has worked with – but also as one who generally flounders with a cross or two.

Roger Ebert felt "a film about a life-sized love doll" had been turned into "a life-affirming statement of hope" because of "a performance by Ryan Gosling that says things that cannot be said".

Overall, 67 patients (34%) were ineligible for inclusion in a clinical trial, mainly because of a performance status ≥ 2 (n = 53; 27%), severe comorbidity or concomitant malignancy (n = 6; 3%) or disease progression within six months of curative-intent treatment for localized disease (n = 27; 14%).

"I prefer it, and the musicians prefer it too, because it's more of a performance".

His defeat came in part because of a poor performance in cities like Bridgeport and Stamford.

But it surpassed expectations because of a solid performance in its business not tied to real estate.

His detractors claimed he was afraid of possibly losing the governor's race because of a lacklustre performance in office.

Ericsson's quarterly profit fell by 70%, partly because of a poor performance in its all-important networks business.

In a statement, Mr. Obama noted that he had received one more delegate in Nevada than Mrs. Clinton because of a strong performance in precincts outside Las Vegas.

The Nets, who won their second straight after losing 9 of 11, rolled because of a historic performance in the opening 12 minutes.