Sentence examples for later because of a from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, it reappeared two hours later because of a change in the wind.

In 2000, doctors in Saudi Arabia transplanted a uterus from a live donor, but it had to be removed three months later because of a blood clot.

A government-run ice cream factory opened with great fanfare, only to shut down a day later because of a shortage of basic ingredients.

The joy and pleasure of parenthood is arguably more intense when it comes so much later because of a greater awareness of time slipping away.

Thompson tries to sue Rockstar, first because of the game's potentially violent influence on children and later because of a sex scene hidden in the game's code.

Mr. Pellegrino said he had been awarded the doctorate at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand in the early 1980s and then stripped of it a few years later because of a disagreement with department members over evolutionary theory.

He was signed as emergency cover while Keiren Westwood was away on international duty, coming in for the League Cup match against Morecambe, but was recalled only a day later because of an injury to Foster.

He resigned about a year later because of allegations of attempts to influence court proceedings in the acquisition of Belgium's biggest bank Fortis by the French BNP Paribas.

Luke played college baseball at Auburn University and was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 12th round of the 2008 MLB Draft, but was out of baseball a year later because of injuries.

But all plans were uprooted when I left SUNY Purchase a year later because of an inconvenient major-depressive episode.

She suffered mild strokes in 2001 and 2002 and canceled engagements a few months later because of an undisclosed illness.