Sentence examples for because it caught so from inspiring English sources

This was all the more troublesome because it caught so many holiday travelers in transit.

She then proceeded to say that because it was caught so early, it could be treated immediately and he wouldn't have to take any other type of medicine.

The basic strategy of introduction is to say, "Hi, we're here," and hope the homeowner doesn't protest the landing, even if it's only because they are caught so off guard that they don't think to.

When the men in my groups see only other poor people in the program, it makes them think, I'm just here because I got caught, so I have to learn how to not get caught".

Peckham recalls that when he talked with them, many would doubt him because they had caught so many.

At the time, the Wall of the Early Morning Light--so named because it catches the first rays of the rising sun--was one of the few remaining unconquered routes in Yosemite.

That's what they call Mama's Pizza on 106th Street because they catch so many bad guys there.

But it caught on because so many conservative evangelicals shared Morris and Whitcomb's struggle to make sense of new social and scientific realities.

The other day at the gym, when I got it caught in a hairband because it was so matted, rather than untangling it I just snapped it off.

It is only characterised as brazen and arrogant here because it was caught on tape and is so unambiguous that the typical linguistic contortions politicians make to minimise guilt avoid responsibility cannot possibly work.

"Well, I know why it's caught on so big is because people have hope and people strongly feel that Mayweather is going to get beat," De La Hoya said during a conference call days before the fight.