Sentence examples for stood because of the from inspiring English sources

But a record snowfall left Miss Lucas, Mr. Woodworth and their families trapped there for two weeks, confined to the enclave where their lodges stood because of the danger posed by avalanches.

In a 95-page memorandum, prosecutors argued that the charges should stand because of the "fatal defect" of the argument to dismiss them.

The high court ruled that changes to legal aid last April to save money could not stand because of the "unlawful" influence of the defence secretary, Bob Ainsworth.

Oakeshott said he feels an "obligation" to stand because of the "currently poor" representation of the mid-north coast of NSW.

She set out on her tandem with her brother Luke, barely able to stand because of the pain from the cancer in her legs.

The committee chairman, Assemblyman Joseph R. Lentol, Democrat of Brooklyn, said he would not support the bill as it stands because of the "psychological pain" provision and because he wanted stronger oversight for shelters.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit rejected her appeal, and her lawyers asked the Supreme Court to consider her case; that request stands because of the possibility that she could be jailed again.

Moreover, the potential for crown fire spread and intensity is expected to increase in high-density stands because of the higher canopy bulk density.

"We are not able to lend our support to the text as it currently stands because of the absence of the operating protection safeguards we have been calling for," he said in a statement.

Then my son stood up because of the pain.

The play stood out because of the height differential between the two players.