Sentence examples for because i quite from inspiring English sources

Which is good, because I quite needed the bathroom anyway.

Which is a shame, because I quite like Tea In The Sahara.

"I'm reserving judgment on this agreement because I quite frankly haven't seen it," Ryan told NBC News.

Because I quite often make rhubarb jelly, I tend to have pulpy bags of frozen, poached, sweetened fruit in the freezer.

"I chose Triumph because I quite like the idea of British mechanics," said Britt Willoughby Dyer, a 39-year-old office manager who bought a Daytona 675 after visiting its Hinckley factory in Leicestershire.

The first gives a better tasting pancake, but because I quite like the nutty flavour of browned butter, and the slight crispness of a plainer batter (all the better a foil for crunchy sugar and lemon juice) I decide to include neither.

"I am quite lucky because I am quite self-aware.

"I was quite worried, because I'm quite fussy about Gromit, and I didn't know if he would make a very good blank canvas for the artists to work on.

I quite like it because I think I quite like the feeling of him against my bum, like against the meat of your bum, like it's kind of cushiony.

I was quite confusing to people because I drank quite a lot and had a rude sense of humour, but I was religious.

It's like because I'm quite sporty I've like the football team, we're all quite good mates and stuff.