Sentence examples for because of an early from inspiring English sources

He has a leg brace because of an early bout with polio.

However, because of an early breakup of Arctic pack ice, he will be airlifted to the northern tip of Greenland before he continues his journey.

In large measure, that was because of an early warning system that had announced the storm and had urged people to head to shelters.

Because of an early frost, he wore his sandals with socks and complained that his head was too sensitive to the cold.

Saddled with the worst score of the first run because of an early fall, Bright was the first to go on the all-or-nothing second one.

And because of an early polling lead based in large measure on his near-universal name recognition, Trump was center-stage getting most of the air time during every GOP primary debate.

"It isn't any riskier than standing in line at the movies". Traditional worry over illness-producing microbes lurking in the Communion cup had been heightened because of an earlier national shortage of flu shots.

[They play Nevada on Sunday.] But because of an early-season loss at Washington, they have fallen far out of the national spotlight.

'When they found out I was a minor, they started panicking.' The 1985 riots began because of an early-morning police raid on a house where they thought Michael Groce was staying.

That did not happen, and the Titans were the only one of the five teams in question to win their final game, though the victory was irrelevant because of an early-season loss to the Bengals.

Bayliss admits he has seen few of the top-order alternatives in county cricket, because of an early-season break in his native Australia, but reeled off a list of names being discussed by the selectors that included Scott Borthwick and Mark Stoneman of Durham, the Middlesex opener Sam Robson, Essex No3 Tom Westley and Daniel Bell-Drummond of Kent.