Sentence examples for called because of a from inspiring English sources

It was called because of a political situation.

Occasionally the horseman will use a dart about 6 inches (15 cm) long, the rejoncillo de la rosa, so called because of a cloth rose at one end.

William "Spider" Wilson was a Glaswegian of the Rab C Nesbitt school - so called because of a large spider tattooed over his face and neck.

Kerr, the No. 1 golfer in the world, was one of the leaders in the clubhouse Friday afternoon at one over par when the second round was called because of a thunderstorm that drenched the area.

This paradoxical situation is fueling divisions in Lisbon before a June 5 general election that was itself called because of a parliamentary standoff over how to clean up the public finances.

Marcos Ambrose was riding the bumper of Kyle Busch, the race leader, during the final 10 laps of the race, when a caution was called because of a wreck involving Paul Menard.

Days later, just two hours before my rescheduled appointment, the dentist's office called: because of an emergency, my appointment had to be rescheduled.

(G stars are so called because of the prominence of a band of atomic and molecular spectral lines that the German physicist Joseph von Fraunhofer designated G).

Tunes get rewinds (or forwards, as they're now called) because of the lyrics an MC shouts over the top, not cos of the tune underneath.

**Series called because of flu epidemic.

**Series called because of SARS epidemic.