Sentence examples for altogether because there from inspiring English sources

But you couldn't not watch TOTP altogether, because there was just that chance that something life-changing (like the Smiths) might come along.

If he ever scores a better goal than his first in United's slick 2-0 win over West Ham United, we may have to stop football altogether, because there would be nothing left to see.

Some people just stopped working altogether because there was nothing to do.

Many have dropped the term "conservative" altogether, because there is really very little left to "conserve" these days.

Here, the practice of disregarding positions with missing data prohibits the calculation of a superposition altogether, because there is no common core and consequently nothing to include in the calculation.

Because many of the nation's public housing apartments are buckling under a $25.6 billion backlog of repair and replacement costs, public housing owners must often make tough choices between repairing roofs and replacing plumbing -- or worse, demolishing units altogether -- because there simply isn't enough money to go around.

"Without Planned Parenthood, many of our patients would lose access to health care altogether — either because there are no other providers in their community or because other clinics cannot serve all of our patients," Laguens said.

This finding is not altogether surprising because there are four sp configured atoms within the pyran ring of the oxonium intermediate and the Y substituent likely occupies a pseudo-axial position because there are no steric interactions to prevent it.

Some buyers, meanwhile, are shying away from buying offices altogether because they think there are better opportunities in other kinds of real estate, including industrial buildings and rental apartment complexes.

But while Mr. Silverstein would essentially be replacing the tower at 7 World Trade Center, the trade center site is a different matter altogether, if only because there will be no 110-story towers and there will be a memorial, which could take up as much as eight acres.

They persuaded Yeats that he wanted children, suggested dates for conception and warned him that, without regular intercourse and physical arousal on both sides, their guidance might dry up altogether because "when those lack there is no mediumship".