Sentence examples for because i presume from inspiring English sources

Then there are the queues at the gate; the scrum for seats; the fight for overhead baggage space; the unforgiving seats in dazzling yellow and blue; the flight attendant miserably selling lottery tickets; and the dash across the airport tarmac in heavy rain to reach the terminal because, I presume, Ryanair won't pay for one of those arm things that connect you directly into the building.

My son surprised me, because I presumed he was still Santa-obsessed.

The tears come even now, I presume, because my nervous system is still wired to welcome that invasion.

(I say I presume, because I'm relying on the Parliament TV feed and it has not started showing the committee yet).

Mostly, I presume, because the subtleties of Danish coalition politics remain a slight mystery, despite my assiduous Borgen watching.

"Jacob," orders the adult attached to the toddler, "say hello to the dog!" Not meaning me, I presume, because the other adult, the one at the other end of the leash, carries the ball.

England are, I presume, saving it because South Africa are going to have to bowl their spinners at the death.

The BBC, I presume, are doing it because they know that if they don't, people are going to go elsewhere for their news sources.

Partly because it'd be nice to give some of the stories more space to breathe, and partly because I'm presuming the economies of scale involved might make it possible to do away with the occasional "cost-cutting" talky episodes altogether.

Because I'm presuming that at some point during this election year, you're going to want to use some shorthand analogies yourself, and not have them all adjudicated based upon poetic license.

Tonight was also supposed to be the launch of Jack's new zine, which I presumed would be brilliant because mostly everything he does is.