Sentence examples for alas because it from inspiring English sources

(At the Holiday Inn down south in Najran the Palestinian manager offered to close the steam room and Jacuzzi for an hour so the women in our group could use them, but not the pool, alas, because it is open-air, and can be overlooked).

I say "alas", because it's often through a sexual relationship or an artistic one that we learn about an individual's inner life.

Alas, because it has to open each message one at a time, it can take nearly two seconds per item to do its work, and may display images you don't want to see.

If the exact impact of visual art on the musical content of Artpop is hard to determine – alas, one suspects, because it hasn't had one – it's certainly at its most interesting when it shifts away from the standard dance-pop blueprint.

I cannot include these words in a new edition, alas, because I did not write them so much as encode them on the toilet paper by biting it.

"I'm not one of them, alas, because I do have a secret that I'll never be able to tell a living soul, still less to those who have since died". And thank goodness.

I offer a round of applause to those who can make candy because, alas, it is proven that I cannot.

Mr. Obama explained that he could not do anything about the Amero because, alas, it did not exist.

We needed cliché and kitsch— because, alas, it works.

But alas, that isn't true, because it wouldn't address the other half of the story: the rise of the educated class.

But alas, I remain a Republican because it is more credible than the Libertarians -- at least for now.