Sentence examples for because it was once from inspiring English sources

In the historic suburb's cappuccino strip, so called because it was once the only place in WA you could buy the foreign beverage, the only sign that an election had finally been called is the composite face of Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten staring from the front page of the West Australian.

It is added to other foods because it was once thought to be the active vitamin.

Carson's site is considered a long shot because it was once used for toxic waste.

But UConn beat Penn State (26-7), the No. 4 seed, because it was, once again, tenacious on defense.

La Mission, so named because it was once owned by missionary priests, was acquired by Haut-Brion in 1983.

hamlet of Boston Corners (so named because it was once the corner of Massachusetts, or the Boston state. Tells about disputes over boundaries.

People are going to come from all over because it's once in a lifetime.

Gold always tells this tale because it's once again the single best market measure of the true health of the dollar.

But it's also great because it's once removed because it's our voices," she said.

"I'm quite passionate about it because I was once homeless myself," said Harrison, a project worker with children.

Because here it is once more, ripped up and started again, this time in collaboration with David Shrigley.