Sentence examples for said owing from inspiring English sources
Since the change of ownership, the designers have become more venturesome, he said, owing to the new corporate parent's having brought a sense of "freedom of design expression".
This affliction need not apply to Gowanus Lounge, Mr. Kreussling said, owing to the blog's popularity and the sense of community Mr. Guskind had cultivated around it.
Meanwhile, Ford reported a second-quarter loss of $254m, twice what it had previously said, owing largely to extra pension costs caused by job cuts.
An NR spokeswoman said: "Owing to a bridge collapse at Barrow upon Soar, train services between Leicester and Loughborough will be disrupted.
This year's fall festival survived the economic downturn — "a miracle," Mr. Barrett said — owing in good measure to a $50,000 grant from a single donor.
Jacques Michaud, park operator, had skipped town, the article said, owing thousands in electric bills and evading the pending lawsuit of one Charlotte Blanc.
Today's challenges, he said, owe to race and class.
The club, like any issue-specific advocacy group, he said, owed its fealty to its members, not members of Congress.
McCain, Spicer said, owed the dead SEAL an apology.
They are among about 5,000 property owners who, the city says, owe more than $1,000 each.
This ethos, he says, owes everything to Booth's mission to create a church without walls.
