Sentence examples for saying because of from inspiring English sources

"It's a apecial pleasure," the manager was saying, "because, of course, yours is a name we hear a great deal of of these days".

While filming Mr. Adachi, Mr. Grandrieux was usually unaware of what precisely he was saying because of the lag time for translation.

It was a moving experience even though we didn't understand anything that the speakers were saying because of the language barrier.

"They were saying, 'Because of this Mubarak, because of what we see in this video, we will make the revolution against you.'" The revolution may be televised.

Nobody could understand what I was saying because of my Geordie accent," he told an anti-bullying conference in central London today.

The site adds, though it goes without saying, Because of the enormous impact of this lottery, it would be conducted publicly, with full coverage by the media.

Ricciotti works with concrete, he says, "because of its durability.

"It's a challenge," Rivers said, "because of our bodies.

In both of these cases, say "because of" or some other alternative.

Black children underachieve, she said, "because of what the well-meaning liberal does to him".

"He was punished," he said, "because of what he said, and I think deservedly so.