Sentence examples for because it begins from inspiring English sources
"Autoerotic" feels more disciplined than many of his longer films (and not only because it begins with a spanking), more in control of its stories, its themes and its visual structure.
His favorite line is the Times Square Shuttle, because it begins with "S".
This year's version may prove more controversial because it begins to implement cuts to future Medicare beneficiaries.
That's an interesting one, because it begins with soft sounds and a diphthong and ends with hissing and hard sounds.
We insert it at the zero point of the score, rather than using append because it begins at the same time point as the other parts.
The voltaic cell, though important as the first source of continuous electricity, is of limited use because it begins losing power rapidly as current is drawn.
RAND, for instance, lost its edge in innovation partly because it began hiring people interested more in financial rewards or career advancement rather than pure research.
Attempting to parcel through the optics was difficult because it began to resemble a snake eating its own tale.
It was called House of Guinea because it began by processing products from Guinea.
(Albania was the exception, because it began with a German and ended with a native prince).
