Sentence examples for because it usually falls from inspiring English sources

Many Hanukkah celebrators will tell you that Hanukkah only became a bigger deal because it usually falls around the time of Christmas.

It usually falls off the back of the chair, and the floor is dirty.

It usually falls to a president's Council of Economic Advisers to drape his pronouncements in respectable economics.

And it usually falls to those closest to them to point out that nothing lasts forever".

Chuck Hurley, a highway expert at the National Safety Council, said comparing Independence Day to Saturdays was not fair because the Fourth usually falls on weekdays.

Because it usually takes place in late-March or early April this year's edition fell on Saturday, April 2 Time Warp is one of the main events kicking off the summer festival season.

The confusion usually falls within the social definition because it's left to personal interpretation: paying for dates, shaving armpits and legs, wearing make-up and a myriad of other nuances.

This responsibility usually falls on the big spoon because it is likely his or her arm that will suffer the consequences.

Even today some victims are still living in what were intended to be only temporary lodgings.Past Italian governments did not pay for their bungling because they usually fell before its consequences became apparent.

A cabinet usually falls because of internal dissension, societal strife, or pressure exerted by foreign states.

Blame usually falls on colonial map makers, and it is well-deserved.