Sentence examples for because of thunderstorm from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration said there were some flight delays because of thunderstorm activity around Chicago and south of New York.

Tropical air rises to the tropopause, mainly because of thunderstorm systems in the Intertropical Convergence Zone, and moves poleward before sinking; this is the Hadley circulation.

The game was delayed 60 minutes late in the first quarter because of thunderstorms.

The third round of the L.P.G.A. State Farm Classic in Springfield, Ill., was postponed because of thunderstorms.

At Heathrow some airlines cancelled 20 percent of flights for a two-hour period because of thunderstorms.

A flight is delayed because of thunderstorms or backed-up traffic — or maybe it's cancelled altogether.

He played 24 holes yesterday; the first round of this Senior PGA Tour event was suspended because of thunderstorms Friday.

When plans change -- often because of thunderstorms -- there is no quick or easy way to adjust the flow of traffic.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration launched the spaceship five minutes earlier than planned because of thunderstorms moving in from the south.

The scheduled 8 P.M. start of the game was delayed for an hour because of thunderstorms and lightning in the Jacksonville area.

The Ocean Course was also softened considerably from rain earlier in the week, as well as on Saturday when several golfers, including McIlroy, were chased inside because of thunderstorms.