Sentence examples for call because of from inspiring English sources

The Kentucky Derby, in particular, is tricky to call because of the location of the track announcer's window.

Denbury said it would postpone its third-quarter earnings release and conference call because of the acquisition.

He tried to make it a ceremonial call because of his public, but he couldn't think of much to say to Annie.

The official, on condition of anonymity, added, "But Shaq's games are so hard to call because of the contact on both ends".

Julie Benson, a spokeswoman for Princess Cruises, the ship's operator, said the company understood how "disappointed" passengers were at missing some ports of call because of severe weather.

And in Game 3, Curry — whose availability was a game-time call because of an ankle sprained three nights earlier — had 29 points and 11 assists, and Lawson had 35 points and 10 assists.

**Series called because of flu epidemic.

**Series called because of SARS epidemic.

It was called because of a political situation.

It started on Sept. 11, had to be called because of darkness & finished on the 12th.

The game was called because of rain after five innings with the Marlins leading, 4-2.