Sentence examples for because in the spring from inspiring English sources

And these two arms control treaties add up to more than the sum of their parts, because in the Spring of 2010 an international conference will convene to review the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), the main global agreement through which 184 countries have agreed to forgo nuclear weapons.

"Because in the spring we may be too busy fighting".

He hasn't been given a chance to grow because in the spring he was hurt.

T.W.A. changed its policy on luggage on June 22, because in the spring it switched the aircraft used for Dominican flights from 767's to the smaller 757's, and could no longer fit all the baggage that passengers wanted to bring, said Julia Bishop-Cross, a spokeswoman for the airline.

Snarks are favorites with animal lovers everywhere because in the spring, they gyre and gimble on small ponds in a brilliant mating display.

Perhaps this is because in the spring of 2012 my faithful Chesapeake Bay retriever and I spent the most spellbinding half hour off the coast of Malibu, California in a small dingy within a couple feet of a 125-ton majestic blue whale - the largest creature in the Animal Kingdom.

The game was lost because, in the second half, the coaches called a terrible game.

The great advance has come because in the last 10 days the real issues have been brought home to the people.

This will be hard to achieve because, in the past decade, the growth in agricultural yields has stalled and water has become a greater constraint.

"Western curators of Arab art shows choose only political artists because in the past 10 years there have been a lot of problems in our community," he said.

Still, at least Murdoch can say that he's the last man standing, because, in the past decade, those old-style media moguls have vanished.