Sentence examples for because it was set from inspiring English sources

The tent got its nickname because it was set up around the park's statue of Gertrude Stein.

"City of Angels" received wide attention at its debut in January because it was set in an inner-city neighborhood and featured a predominantly black cast and crew, a rarity in network television drama.

It therefore welcomed the creation of an alternative regulator, Impress, because it was set up with specific intention of being, in its view, a more Leveson-compliant body.

Perhaps because it was set all in capital letters, the plea smacked ever so faintly of desperation: REWARD!

Maybe because it was set in San Francisco, and Tales of the City is a pretty hard act to follow.

This downturn is different, many economists say, because it was set off by troubles in the financial sector.

"We liked Chrysler two years ago, three years ago, because it was setting the game for the industry," said Albrecht Denninghoff, an automobile analyst at Hypovereinsbank A.G., in Munich.

The results indicated that the built-in fertilizer database in SWAT has its limitation because it is set up for the simulation in the USA.

Robinson's take on alternate history is that because it "is set in the same lawful universe as ours, its science must be the same [and] because its people have the same basic human needs, their societies resemble ours".

"Because it's set in the future".

"It's private because it's set in real life.