Sentence examples for because of festival from inspiring English sources
Although the documentary has flourished in recent years in large part because of festival support, the genre continues to pose severe financing challenges because of a lack of interest at the mainstream box office.
For example, when FLDM needs extra time duty (overtime duty) from SLDM to produce more production to meet the urgent market demands (because of festivals like Durga puja, Id or other reasons), then it depends upon the decision of the SLDM whether he/she relaxes his decision to perform extra duties.
Meanwhile, closer to home, the Chinese government has withdrawn two films from the Palm Springs International Film Festival (which runs now through Jan . 18 because of the festival's plan to screen the documentary "The Sun Behind the Clouds: Tibet's Struggle for Freedom," by Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam.
"Los Angeles and New York were the only places we could do this kind of festival because of the talent and proximity to these film collections and libraries," Federman said.
DeLidero thinks that, because of the festival's success, the end of the grant was of minor importance to festival organizers.
The festival is still around but it has become less vital, because irreverent adult animation, partly because of the festival's own influence, is now everywhere, from "South Park" on Comedy Central to "Archer" on FX.
Because of the festival, the women wore outrageously colourful head-dresses called kupas.
Extra shuttle services will be laid on between Reading and London on Monday because of the festival.
The Olympic Games were finally abolished about 400 ce by the Roman emperor Theodosius I or his son because of the festival's pagan associations.
The Olympic Games were finally abolished about ad 400 by the Roman emperor Theodosius I or his son because of the festival's pagan associations.
Because of the festival's freewheeling scheduling, catching a variety of performances often meant leaving one early and arriving late at another.
