Sentence examples for passes because of from inspiring English sources

The Formula One season has been marked by exhilarating passes because of new technology and tires.

McMahon, a senior, has not been able to fully cock his arm on long passes because of recent pain.

In the US, resorts have raised or even abolished the upper limits for reduced or free passes because of the increasing volume of retirement-age skiers.

Airlines say they are eliminating the passes because of the ever-growing popularity of electronic tickets, which are currently available on domestic flights but not on most international routes.

Testaverde conceded that he had lost some zip on his passes because of the injury, and he is concerned that the injury will linger, just as Marino's did last season.

The one scheme, he says, that would definitely remain universal under a Tory administration in Cardiff Bay is free bus passes, because of its social and environmental benefits.

And a lobbyist for state firefighters, who backed Mr. Price's effort, said the bill had little chance of passing because of resistance from the real estate industry.

They rag on him for every bad pass because, of course, they say, he can do no wrong — which is not so far from the truth.

But it was the attempted murder of Zhu Ling — and the notion that the perpetrator was given a free pass because of her political pedigree — that dominated the discussion.

But then this is more than in most of the apartment blocks we pass because, of all the things that North Korea is short of, it's most short of electricity.

I'm convinced he passed because of a broken heart.