Sentence examples for because it was rather from inspiring English sources

She told Sky News: "They have been sending up water and sun cream to them because it was rather hot initially.

I had to get up to take care of things after that because it was rather embarrassing, me on the floor.

Sega representatives said voice-chat capabilities were in development for future games, which is good, because it was rather hard to type in the chat window while playing.

As I wrote Greybeard, I thought no one's going to read this, it's far too miserable but it seems I didn't know much about the world because it was rather successful.

Yes, granted it meant nothing more to him than motherhood and apple pie, and he had more leeway than Miliband because it was rather more difficult to pin him down as a heartfelt lefty, but the point is even New Labour could happily bandy "socialism" about.

Polygonum cespitosum is of particular interest because it was rather recently introduced in New England (first listed in 1976; Mehrhoff et al. 2003) and subsequently has become invasive in this part of its non-native range.

The other school of thought is that Apple is cloaking traditional first weekend iPhone sales because it's rather less confident about its controversial decision to remove the 3.5mm headphone jack than Phil Schiller made out on stage yesterday.

So enjoy the hand-wringing stage while it lasts because it is rather entertaining.

That sounds good for Suzuki, because it's rather good at making small cars.

Okay, okay, you know what, this seems strange because it is rather strange.

"Just make sure that liner doesn't show much," she added, "because it's rather plain-looking".