Sentence examples for because of an anonymous from inspiring English sources

An Olympic dream up in smoke, all because of an anonymous timekeeper with a twitchy finger.

A. Essentially, because of an anonymous complaint to the European Commission.

Investigators were led to Makuch and Faroni because of an anonymous tip, one of many generated in the case, Evans said.

And now she and Penske are talking again, sources told the Times, largely because of an anonymous website that went up this week exposing private information about Finke.

At 11 00, the police knocked on their door -- while Bill Burnett was making brownies -- because of an anonymous complaint and speculation of underage drinking.

Or consider the case of the novelist Dennis Cooper, who lost an entire novel, hosted on a Google blog, because of a single, anonymous complaint.

Crowds of people gathered outside the city hall in Montpellier, a town with a large gay community, to celebrate the event, which was delayed by 15 minutes because of a telephoned anonymous threat.

The hilarious Australian actress recently moved into a West Hollywood home with "Bridesmaids" co-star Matt Lucas, but the two are having a difficult time enjoying their new digs because of a disturbing anonymous note they found in their mailbox.

"It's usually a sector where the number of detainees should be kept low, but we can't do that because of overcrowding," said an anonymous correctional officer to Quebec newspaper Le Soleil at the time.

Because of the anonymous data a comparison of quality is only possible for the hospitals themselves.

Perhaps because of that anonymous location and a fractured history which saw the club disbanded and reformed as recently as 1983, Getafe have struggled more than any other Madrid team to establish a strong sense of identity.