Sentence examples for meter because of from inspiring English sources

This apartment is 7,200 euros per square meter because of its location in the center of town and because of the quality of the renovation.

In Friedrichshain, prices per square meter range from 1,550 to 2,550 euros; this apartment costs 2,535 euros a square meter because of its prime location on a popular square.

The title track, which cruises along in seven-eighths meter — because of the importance of the number seven in the Tiresias myth, of course — shows his knack for reformatting the ensemble in shifting arrays of timbre.

"I would say the level is about an eight on the concern meter because of the unknown," Baier said.

INSIDE TRACK INGER MILLER, the world 200-meter champion, withdrew from the women's 60 meters because of a hamstring injury.

In third place among 16 competitors after the first four events, O'Brien skipped the 400 meters because of pain in his left foot.

Rich Kenah withdrew from the men's 800 meters because of tendinitis in the knee, and Tim Lobinger of Germany pulled out of the men's pole vault after an injury last Sunday in a meet in Ghent, Belgium.

The FAA long had barred the use of electronic devices below 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) because of concern they could cause electronic interference with aircraft systems during landings, the phase of flight when accidents are most likely to occur.

Her own victory came in a time of 1 minute 1.77 seconds on a super-G course that did not seem quite so super after it was shortened by nearly 800 meters because of crosswinds at the top.

EUGENE, Ore .— The biggest news Friday at the U.S. track and field championships came from what did not take place at Hayward Field: Tyson Gay, the second-fastest man in history, pulled out of the 100 meters because of a nagging injury and announced he would not compete in this weekend's 200.

Additional stress from rain and self-weight readily initiates much shallower failures that may move a few meters because of the absence of satisfactory conditions that could result in a transformation to flow.