Sentence examples for because of series from inspiring English sources

"Reality television gets a lot of bad knocks," he said, because of series like "The Real Housewives" shows and "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo".

Expenses rose because of series cancellations, the broadcast of additional Major League Baseball games and generally higher costs for new programming, but increased sales of prime time ads helped raise the unit's operating income.

(Fox Broadcasting stations typically program news at 10 p.m). John Landgraf, the president of FX, which has built perhaps the strongest reputation for high-quality drama on basic cable because of series like "The Shield," "Rescue Me" and "Damages," said, "What's happened is, with rare exceptions, like 'Lost,' the networks don't program the 10 p.m. drama anymore".

Because of series one we've got a football team in Vietnam using a T-shirt with my face on it as their team kit.

"It feels like I'm kind of starting to get on a roll". Kendall qualified first over the 1.2-mile, six-turn street course at the Meadowlands, but was forced to start sixth because of series rules that invert the leading qualifiers.

In the four Tests that Johnson played, he claimed 12 wickets at 20.25 and had a batting average of 58.00 inflated because of a series of not out innings; his highest score for the series was 41.

Bombardier has been under pressure because of a series of delays hitting its new C-Series jet.

"I love summer in Ithaca because of the series.

From our point of view it's an organic natural song that developed because of a series of accidents.

He has risen to the top of the polls despite, or perhaps because of, a series of controversial remarks.

And because of a series of warm days in February, this year's show has already begun.