Sentence examples for because it resembles from inspiring English sources

It got its nickname, "the Castle," because it resembles one.

The Inca civilization of Peru is often grouped with the sophisticated cultures of Mesoamerica, because it resembles them more closely than it does its South American neighbours.

The MI6 building is nicknamed Babylon-on-Thames because it resembles a ziggurat.

Mr. Biden had what doctors call a berry aneurysm, because it resembles a berry.

She adopted the diptych as her usual form because it resembles an open book.

The Asian longhorned is easy to miss because it resembles a rare native species of rabbit tick.

The Confédération des Buralistes – the tobacconists' union – chose the carrot because it resembles the sign outside French shops selling cigarettes.

I love football because it resembles a game of chess where all pieces are played in one move.

The complaint is significant because it resembles the start of the investigation against the Yukos associates in July.

The mitral valve — so named because it resembles a miter, a bishop's formal headdress — sits between the two chambers on the left side of your heart.

The researchers call their device a "nanobeam," because it resembles a steel I-beam with a series of round holes etched through the center.