Sentence examples for because it steals a from inspiring English sources

That's because it steals a march on many other species by over-wintering as an adult, often among clusters of ivy leaves where its pale underwings camouflage it superbly.

Because it steals content, as Murdoch argues?

M. rubrum is unique from most other acquired phototrophs because it also steals a functional nucleus that facilitates genetic control of sequestered plastids and other organelles.

It was because I stole a Wicca book from my friend, so I sinned, and I tried a spell to open my third eye, but I already had the gift to begin with, but it had been taken away from me because I had an inconsistent household.

Mr Booth is ambivalent about this, perhaps because it has stolen a tithe of the glory which he guards with such wry amusement.

Art theft has a way of elevating what it steals, because we miss what is not there.

"In our mind, it is revenge because they stole a game against us in Detroit and we didn't want that to happen again," Brodeur said.

But whether it's because Windows users were simply not as keen to use Intel's AppUp, or whether it's because Microsoft has stolen a march in this space with its own store, it's not clear that AppUp ever really took off in terms of traffic and downloads.

"Many times, myself and other doctors have had to put our money together to buy hospital equipment because it was stolen," said a 30-year-old nurse from the Damascus suburb of Sayida Zeinab.

That makes The Beatles great artists because we stole a lot of stuff".

I was there when they killed a Jew because he stole a potato.