Sentence examples for because of call from inspiring English sources

"Not because of 'Batman,' not because of 'Harry Potter,' but because of "Call of Duty.'" But he rarely plays the games himself.

Because of Call Me Maybe's hesitant intimacies, Jepsen is often characterized as a teenager, or as writing from a teenage perspective.

All this means no one should get a penalty for missing the 31 January deadline, or for putting the wrong figures in their returns because of call waiting times.

Two SNPS in TAF1 (rs1087 and rs34813434) were excluded because of call rates below 90%.

Two individuals were excluded because of call rate less than 98%.

You could literally go down every team and go: 'If they get out of the blocks well, they could win it.'" Yorkshire's own resources will once again hinge on the demands of England, with six players missing chunks of last season because of call-ups and their winter recruit, all-rounder David Willey, a key fixture in the white-ball game.

"Others lost their good jobs because of calling for reform".

President urged to replace Mashaie because of calls to be friends with Israel.

They had been on standby since the morning because of calls for a protest march that day.

In part because of calls recorded by Mr. Motey, authorities also arrested an executive at Primary Global, James Fleishman, a vice president and sales manager.

Ms. Sposato added that the Reagan and Purple Heart stamps were selected because of calls from the public, and because they had sold well when first released.