Sentence examples for performing because of from inspiring English sources

Renowned pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy also announced that he would give up concert performing because of arthritis, although he planned to continue to make recordings as a pianist.

The Met cast Mr. Villazón for the Japan tour several years ago, but he canceled after withdrawing from performing because of vocal problems, saying in July 2009 that he had had surgery to remove a cyst on his vocal cords.

Meanwhile, Wilkins does not agree with claims Chelsea's players are not performing because of the fact Benitez, who led Liverpool to the Champions League title in 2005, has only been appointed on a short-term basis.

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· Patient Specific Functional Scale (PSFS): This questionnaire is designed to assess the level of limitation on three patient-nominated activities they have difficulty performing because of their back pain.

Last night came the news that Ms. Peters was unable to perform because of illness.

Cinderella is great fun to perform because of the two ugly sisters.

"It's absolutely legitimate to recommend Inderal to a student who's unable to perform because of nerves," he added.

The latter opera is still performed because of Boito's revision of 1881.

For two and a half years, until 1998, the orchestra did not perform because of its financial troubles.

"They could have come out tonight and not performed because of fatigue," Woodson said.