Sentence examples for a major because from inspiring English sources

She chose accounting as a major because she enjoyed keeping her checkbook balanced.

It makes no sense, she says, to "suffer through a major" because you think it will lead to employment.

It's tough to play catch-up at a major because the courses seem to get progressively more difficult.

It puts you in the category of great champions; you can't fluke a major because you have to win seven matches.

Mickelson said it was unlikely she would be at the United States Open — she rarely misses a major — because of the emotion.

It was a weird feeling at the US Open in 2006 when he'd missed his one and only cut in a major, because you knew that weekend he wasn't a factor.

Yet she pointed out that just a year ago, TEDx was a major risk because TED's organizers had to relinquish control.

Bridge fires are a major concern because of the consequences that these kind of events have and because they are a real threat.

For jazz, it was a major occasion because the Gershwins insisted on using a jazz orchestra.

Rankin: It's a major character because it has influenced Rebus.

That was a major breakthrough because everything before that had to be salted or fresh".