Sentence examples for be that while the from inspiring English sources
Another reason may be that while the 007 movies are released by MGM (and, before that, its United Artists subsidiary), they are essentially a family business.
Or it could just be that while the instructions ask voters to pick this year's winners, the people are choosing their own favorites.
The counter-argument from the government would be that while the plots against VE Day in May and Armed Forces Day were already in the public domain, officials are aware of other plots that were not discussed publicly.
In Pennsylvania, though, the issue may be that while the polls are close, they are also hard to move; each party has its respective constituencies, and there may be few true undecided voters left.
The consensus seems to be that while the Islamic government invades its citizens' personal lives far more than that of the shah, it also inspires national pride and provides educational opportunities and medical services to those who would never have enjoyed them under the old regime.
The good and bad news for Europe seemed to be that, while the euro crisis produced the most lively session of the gathering, it is not front and center of thinking in the increasingly influential other parts of the world, most of them to Europe's south and east.
The danger is that while the actors are enjoying themselves the audience are often less entertained.
But, according to the history books, the judgment on many "Sylvia"s was that, while the score was wonderful, the story was stupid.
The problem is that while the ambition is substantial, the parts are still too familiar.
