Examples of using "Vanwege" in a sentence and their english translations:
As weather conditions across the world become increasingly erratic,
Dan was fired because of Linda.
Tom is here because of me.
The game was called off on account of the rain.
We had to stay home because of the storm.
The reason we did this is because of the shutdown.
I'm only here because of you.
She couldn't come because of an illness.
The train was delayed because of snow.
He was late as a result of the accident.
He could not sleep because of the heat.
He could not sleep because of the heat.
She's fainted because of the bad air.
We can't sleep because of the noise.
- His absence was due to illness.
- He could not come because of his illness.
- She could not come because of her illness.
My car didn't start because of the cold.
School was canceled because of the storm.
That girl is arrogant because of her beauty.
How many people have died because of greed?
Have you ever been intubated because of an asthma attack?
but cannot concentrate because of the music.
The city is notorious for its polluted air.
- We put off our departure owing to the storm.
- We postponed our departure because of the storm.
The match has been canceled due to heavy rain.
The roads are closed as a result of bad weather.
She cannot attend school on account of illness.
Unexpected complications have prevented him from coming.
Tom and Mary were trapped by a blizzard.
They didn't go swimming because of the cold.
All the fish in this lake died from cyanide poisoning.
Trains were disrupted due to a thunderstorm.
But, unfortunately, the game was called off due to rain.
It hurts to even walk with my thigh muscles aching.
We all know you go to the cinema to watch "Twilight" because of its "brilliant script" and not because of its actors.
[Bear] The annual heavy rainfall in this region leaves everything damp.
Students don't read many books because of TV and comics.
- Owing to the storm, the ship could not leave port.
- Because of the storm, the ship couldn't leave port.
- Because of the storm, the ship couldn't leave the harbor.
- The ship couldn't leave the harbor because of the storm.
He couldn't sleep because of the noise outside his window.
One of the American states is famous for its pineapples.
Because of fighting in the region, the oil supply was temporarily cut off.
due to deforestation for grazing and growing of feed crops.
[Bear] I know this isn't one of the deadly ones, based on the environment I found it in.
We'd have to be extra careful because there's loads of exposed metal, that's both sharp and rusty.
for its very bold promise that God wants you to prosper.
Standing 6 foot 4, Mortier was conspicuous for his height and bravery,
We were told that, due to the snow, we may go home.
All houses in our street are decorated with little orange flags because of the World Cup.
- He came back not because he was homesick, but because he was running short of money.
- He came home because he had run out of money, not because he was homesick.
We can't sleep because of the noise.
What?! You didn't do your homework because of a soccer match? That's no excuse!
I stayed home because of the rain.
[Bear] And I know this isn't one of the deadly ones, based on the environment I found it in.
The air in this city is toxic because of the many factories located here.
7-month siege of Girona, but was soon replaced by Macdonald for his lacklustre performance.
I only missed one day of work because of a cold and my desk is piled high with papers.
I stayed home because of the rain.
According to some historians, Napoleon was an enlightened despot because of improvements he made in the social institutions of France. Others denounce him as an egocentric dictator because of the large number of people who died in his wars.
Why, of course, the people don't want war. Why would some poor slob on a farm want to risk his life in a war when the best that he can get out of it is to come back to his farm in one piece? Naturally, the common people don't want war; neither in Russia nor in England nor in America, nor for that matter in Germany. That is understood. But, after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine the policy and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy or a fascist dictatorship or a Parliament or a Communist dictatorship. [...] Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country.