Sentence examples for because of the million from inspiring English sources

Because of the million or more people who attend it, the Notting Hill Carnival, an annual celebration of Caribbean culture, can feel overwhelming to say the least.

"It's wrong because of the million people who will suffer on the back of the environmental harm this project unavoidably produces and doomed because of the complexities and costs and legal complications means this project is almost certainly not going to be delivered," he said.

"Because of the two weeks, I thought he was vulnerable.

She upgraded her hand because of the eight playing-tricks.

Because of the three defeats in a row".

Because of the two days off, the Senators returned to Ottawa after the game.

In the movies Bill died because of the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart technique.

The charge had a surface plausibility, because of the two athletes' records.

I would think it's due to the dilution factor because of the two expansions".

Which was entirely apt, because of the two, Mr. McCain cast the broader shadow.

Maybe it was because of the five seconds in the Belmont".