Sentence examples for because it caught the from inspiring English sources

Studio International succeeded because it caught the voices of a diverse art community.

But The Dunciad is great because it catches the energies of what it appears to deplore.

"In my mind, I think cycling is one of the cleanest sports because it catches the cheats and throws them away," he told Sky Sports News.

Although SI model is popular in epidemiological researches because it catches the pattern of epidemics, the IC model is arguably more suitable to depict cascades in social networks, where relationship between peers plays a more important role than time of infection.

The books we sell to stores have a print pattern because it catches the reader's eye.

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.

There's an appeal with a unique background because it catches the attention of the viewer, but also with a plain background, because the viewer only listens to you, and isn't starting everywhere else.

Hawthorn is said to stop a vampire because it catches the vampire's cloak or shroud.[10] Place it around the character's house or around the vampire's grave to prevent the vampire from rising.

Maybe she was just fascinated by the romance of the Kennedys because it caught her at the right time, before the Beatles arrived.

It came to fruition in large part because from the beginning it caught the eye of some of technology's biggest names, people and companies who invested money in the project and supported its regulatory approval.

It certainly looked cool and it caught the imagination because my report subsequently clocked more hits that day than any other news story on the BBC.