Sentence examples for because of approaching from inspiring English sources

After pushing Confederate cavalry southward at the Battle of Cane Hill in late November, Schofield assumed the Confederates would suspend further invasion plans because of approaching winter.

As if on cue, as Woods and his playing partner, Rickie Fowler, were walking off the second green at Bay Hill Golf Club on Sunday, the horn sounded, signaling the suspension of play because of approaching bad weather.

Pope Francis left the typhoon-hit region four hours ahead of schedule because of the approaching storm.

Officials from the organization have underscored the urgency of their lawsuit because of the approaching deadline for voter registration in New York.

Firefighters in three Nebraska counties battled expanding wildfires, and Ola, Arkansas, a town of 1,300 people, was evacuated because of an approaching fire.

Nowadays I'm inclined to think that the army are betraying their duty of care to avoid being sued, and because of an approaching epidemic.

The market was particularly crowded on Sunday because of an approaching Muslim holiday, Id al-Adha.

The statement has been years in germination, and it was released two weeks ago because of the approaching Jewish holy days.

Soundings among 100 backbenchers produced 35 "certains", but the attempt was abandoned because of the approaching general election.

Officials broadcast a weather alarm because of an approaching front that was expected to make temperatures plunge drastically.

Because of the approaching Thanksgiving holiday, the jury will be motivated to work quickly, so a verdict could well come down next week.