Sentence examples for because it was now from inspiring English sources

It was only when dogs had direct perceptual evidence that the reward could not be in its initial location (because it was now empty) that they succeeded in finding the reward.

Mr. Lesniak declined to discuss the matter because it was now under investigation by the F.B.I.

"We knew that Republicans could say we should color it in because it was now certified," Mr. Friedman said.

We were taking turns picking out places, and because it was now my turn, we headed for the Bali interior.

Because it was now as dark outside as it was in the gallery, I felt a disquieting porosity between the cinematic and the real.

His tall, rather upper class persona might not equip him for the serious stage any more because it was now ruled by working class playwrights and actors.

For example, if art died in the 50's, it's because "it is now part of the business world".

Air travel has lost its appeal because it's now available to everyone.

Yes Silicon Valley is changing …but it's increasing its' influence because it's now virtual and syndicated!" Founder: John Furrier.

If this seemed a less surprising achievement than it might, it's because it's now almost inconceivable that the walls ever held up its roof without him.

Because it's now December.