Sentence examples for once because of a from inspiring English sources

It has changed coaches six times — once because of a death — and had nine athletic directors, including interims.

When one teacher's voice broke as she described a colleague covering two kindergarten classes at once because of a shortage of substitutes, the others applauded in encouragement.

A group camped on an embankment just outside Thatta, a river town about 70 miles east of the southern port of Karachi, said that over the last 40 years they lost their homes four times because of floods and once because of a cyclone.

Personal connections do play a role, of course — Mayer's payout will be greater because of additional options she collected after she went to work at Yahoo, and she'll only be able to cash in her options and restricted stock all at once because of a change that the board approved a few months ago.

The financial meaning is this: when the volatility increases, the firm need not bankrupt at once, because of a possibility of increasing for V due to the big volatility.

(Low SES man, 54 years old) "I have been in the hospital once, because of a heart attack.

Coles was inactive two of the past three games; once after a concussion and once because of an injured ankle.

I got out of drill once by feigning jaundice — I swallowed some heated oil from sardine cans — and once because of an outbreak of boils, but the infirmary, which was chronically packed, could offer only temporary refuge.

The use of the PiCCO system failed twice: once the patient died before the first measures, and once because of an arterial stenosis due to a previous catheterization.

Maybe even, once, and only because of a very long night, 5ft 9in.

Once their game with the Wizards was postponed because of a snowstorm, once their plane had been officially grounded, the team was stuck waiting for an Amtrak shuttle.