Sentence examples for because he spotted from inspiring English sources
"Even when he wasn't on duty, he was always on duty," said his wife, Diane, recalling countless trips in the car that were sidetracked because he spotted flames or another sign that someone might be in distress.
The art history legend is that a friend of Johns saw the Munch painting in Norway, and sent him a postcard because he spotted the similarity between the bedspread and John's trademark cross-hatched paint strokes.
According to this scenario, Wilson slit his wrist because he spotted a candid of his ex, Kate Hudson, smooching a new man in a grocery store — as if life obligingly played itself out as a series of press-ready storyboards: Girl dumps boy.
Yes, any worker is empowered to stop the assembly line because he spots a flaw.
His quickness and agility make him a terrific short-yardage option, because when he spots an opening he has the athleticism to reach it.
It had been thought that former South Bank Show presenter Melvyn Bragg had put his name forward because he was spotted in the BBC building during the interview process.
Maybe he opted instead to exit Manhattan via the Broadway Bridge into the Bronx, because he was spotted on the east side of the Hudson a few days later.
The coyote [was] nicknamed Hal because he was spotted near the Hallett Nature Sanctuary.... "This is New York, and I would suggest that the coyote may have had more problems than the rest of us," Mayor Bloomberg said.
He got his famous Northern Rock scoop because he'd spotted that the Rock – overleveraged, overborrowed, overconfident that the good times would roll on for ever – was patently vulnerable once confidence wobbled.
The thief has struck 19 times in four Staten Island neighborhoods since May, and earned his nickname because he was spotted wearing a ninja outfit and carrying nunchucks, a martial arts weapon made of thick wood sticks linked by a chain.
The welcome-to-Milwaukee dinner at Emily's parents' house, for example, let me showcase my ability to be alone in a crowd, charming an uncle-type who told me he'd wandered in from the street because he'd spotted a party.
