Sentence examples for because of the performances from inspiring English sources

But the fact that I was asked to run the British athletics team meant a lot to me because of the performances of the generation of [Sebastian] Coe, [Steve] Ovett, [Daley] Thompson".

By the same token, while the spy plot of the first series was histrionic and unpersuasive, the show worked as a compelling mood piece largely because of the performances of Garai, Dominic West and Ben Whishaw.

"Because of the performances over the last couple of years, I know I can trust players".

"But I had the belief because of the performances and I said the results will come - and they have.

We will try, but if we don't, we still know there has been an improvement, because of the performances and level of play.

She woke up only as we passed Hyde Park Corner and rejoined the conversation where she'd left off, telling me that of all the countries she'd visited she particularly enjoyed Thailand because of the performances they put on for tourists.

Because of the performance problems, however, the government decided not to continue the rollout.

Switzerland said it had qualified because of the performance of Ikle and Salieri.

This is because of the performance dividend the model seems to generate.

Paramount led the summer in market share, largely because of the performance of movies incubated at its DreamWorks unit.

It's a hugely enjoyable and memorable experience – but this is despite of, rather than because of, the performance element.