Sentence examples for because of the flies from inspiring English sources

When Calhoun's daughter visited in the summer she said she could not play outside "because of the flies, and because the air irritated her skin".

He's quoted in several books, talking about how awful the flies were; how it took three of them to open a pot of jam; and how crunchy the rice pudding because of the flies!

I will not sleep because of the flies that worm their way through my open window.

But those with projects being delayed because of the fly have not been convinced that the insect is more important.

Then, the bubble of Christian's art-world milieu is pierced again — by a nonwhite boy from the housing project who got into trouble with his father because of the flyer and needs Christian to vouch for him.

His set was hugely impressive, not least because of the flying video camera (suspended from the ceiling) and giant high-definition video screen (nearly 1,600 square feet) that amplified his smiles and poses.

Since 1993, when the fly was placed on the endangered list, some development in its habitat has been allowed, depending on the impact on the fly and conservation measures, but many more projects have been delayed or abandoned because of the fly.

Mr. Wilkinson was not dismissed because of the fly-by itself, which is still under investigation, but because he did not get authorization from the general manager of operations, which is required according to the flight manual, a Cathay official said.

Because of the flying robots high above in the darkening sky, unseen but never far from people's minds, Saeed walked with a slight hunch, as though cringing at the thought of the bomb or missile that one of them might at any moment dispatch.

The program had given her $2,700 for moving expenses and a job lead at America West Airlines in Sparks, but she turned the job down because of the flying demands and found work in one day as a leasing consultant to an apartment complex.

And yet I remember a student raising his hand after one of Stanley Elkin's astonishing performances (we knew enough not to sit in the first three rows because of the flying spittle as Stanley worked himself up into an actor's rage) and asking this: "Mr. Elkin, you've written a terrific collection of stories — why don't you write more of them?" Stanley's answer: "No money in it.