Sentence examples for because of previous commitments from inspiring English sources

He claimed that he couldn't attend the ceremony because of "previous commitments," as if it were a college friend's wedding.

Yet the show closed less than two months later because of previous commitments by the actors and Arena's subscription schedule of productions.

Because of previous commitments by Mr. Dimitri, who is filling in for Mr. Rigot, injured at Spoleto, "Filao," originally scheduled to run through July 26, will have its final performance at Lincoln Center on July 22.

The story played out across three days on three networks, a publicity windfall that had to be shared because of previous commitments tied to the beginning of the fall television season.

All five have been teased as potential longterm hires, though Arnett, Gervais and Romano, because of previous commitments, are unlikely to be the choice.

The line-up featured Osbourne's drummer Mike Bordin filling in for Ward, who was unable to participate because of previous commitments with his solo project, the Bill Ward Band.

We know that these biases exist not only because of his previous commitments to faith, but because psychologists have shown that as a human he is intuitively hard-wired to seek out exactly the answer he arrived at.

That way we are never bound into making decisions because of previous financial commitments.

Even this year's winner, Christine Goerke, was absent, because of a previous commitment, and was represented only by a video in which she talked about the award but didn't sing.

In a notable absence, Philadelphia's new music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguin leading the tour because of a previous commitment will another orchestra he leads, the Rotterdam Philharmonic, although he will be availeadingor a 2014 visitheo China.

Jeff Margolis, executive producer of "Motown 45," said in a statement that Mr. Timberlake had "gladly accepted" when asked to be a host but had to withdraw from all television appearances through April because of a previous commitment to a feature film.