Sentence examples similar to because of colleges from inspiring English sources

Which was worse in "Blue Ribbon Panel," Sunday night's episode of "The Good Wife" (which began 20 minutes late, this time because of college basketball)?

"Yankee Stadium is obviously a special place, but we can't get in there for the next couple of years" because of college bowl game commitments.

One even insisted his process of political, social and creative awakening had happened, yes, during college — not because of college but in spite of it.

Because of college football's parity this season, the Sooners' victory kept alive their faint hopes of a berth Bowl Championship Series title game.

Florida bookings, for example, are already heavy because of college students on spring break and so-called snowbirds heading back to their northern homes.

I've been going down as much as possible, but it's hard because of college and I've been trying to actually make time for myself.

I have no doubt that she's intelligent but I know a lot of intelligent women who are struggling because of college debt and an economy that makes degrees almost useless.

It seemed every day there was a story about pedophiles patrolling MySpace, ex-wives putting retaliatory dirty-laundry-airing videos on YouTube and 20-somethings getting fired because of college keg party pictures on Facebook.

They don't need to be told over and over that they're learning "because of" college.

"Well, I asked my friend Tyler and he couldn't come because of college stuff," Agyeman told the publication.

He is also interested in foreign cultures and expressed regret at being unable to spend a semester abroad because of college football.