Sentence examples for because it goes from from inspiring English sources

NK: Oh, the list is so long because it goes from actors to different directors.

It's like waves coming onto a beach, because it goes from 1,000 meters deep or whatever up to about 80 meters deep in Bass Strait.

The odd thing about this type of clustering, which is called inductive because it goes from the specific to the more general, is that you may end up with words and ideas that in the specific form you will be using them, were never ever actually said by anyone of the interviewees.

St. Laurent is also called The Main because it goes from the very top of the city and goes through the Jew part, past the frogs, through the Plateau (hipster area), past the Pakis, then the homeless and the sex clubs, then comes Chinatown, Old Montreal and, eventually, the St . LawrenceRiver.

The programme sustained a mortal blow last year, not because it moved from BBC2 to BBC4, but because it went from a weekly slot to a monthly one.

The Asia-Pacific region is an ideal laboratory because it went from five free-trade agreements in 1990 to more than 200 in 2015.

"It was a strange because it went from nine months to 12 months but the gaffer and staff seemed delighted and that's because they had in the back of their minds that it was a bad injury and they thought they may not have been able to get me back to the same sort of standards.

Exactly, because it went from showing that she cares about and respects her partner to this angry rage, trying to protect him from the camera crew when he was injured.

W. Norton & Company) has just replaced my former 2000 edition because it goes deeper from both an historical scholarship and artistic perspective into decoding the Alice books and their puzzling creator.

I wear a lot of simple clothing like white t-shirts, and a lot of black because it is slimming, and it goes from day to night easily (for example black jeans with ballet flats during the day and with high heels for evening).

I mean that's an extreme example, but in my own life I've seen "Good morning" escalate into "I wanna fuck the shit out of you" really quickly, which is not only unpleasant, but actually really scary because I don't know where it goes from there.