Sentence examples for because a pile from inspiring English sources

We know that David Clapson was actively searching for work when he died because a pile of CVs he had just printed out was found a few metres from his body.

Therefore, if bodies were dropped down the entrance, it is unlikely that they would have fallen rapidly, or landed with any force; perhaps because the entry is too irregular and narrow to allow a body to freefall and gain speed, or perhaps because a pile of soft muddy sediment had accumulated below the entry way, breaking the momentum of any falling object.

GEC shares were popular only as a safe haven in recessions, because Lord Weinstock had a pile of several billions of pounds in cash at the bank.

Just because you see a pile of the horse figurines on their kitchen table doesn't mean the rest are freebies, so avoid probing.

That is because most gamers have a pile of unfinished games languishing next to their consoles.

And the children cannot go to school because it is just a pile of rubble.

The worst range, he recalled, was at the Southern Open at Green Island Country Club in Columbus, Ga., because it was "basically a pile of dust".

Faulks, it transpires, had begged for the manuscript to be burned after his death because it was evidently a pile of old rubbish.

Interviewed at a conference organised by the All Things Digital technology news site, Cook said Apple's annual tax return was "crazy" because it amounted to a pile of documents two feet high.

The transient state prior to soil liquefaction is shown to be important in the design of a pile because dynamic earth pressure shows peak response in this state.

We don't have any pictures, mainly as I couldn't personally find it at the show, presumably because it's just a pile of dust now.