Sentence examples for because it was taking from inspiring English sources

"Initially, Watchmen gained a lot of its readership because it was taking an unusual look at superheroes, but actually it was more about redefining comics than it was about redefining one particular genre," he said.

"Progressives loved it because it was taking responsibility, not abdicating it," Mr. Prince noted.

"My wife told me to stop because it was taking a day's work," he says.

The Coast Guard said that the Bounty's crew decided to abandon ship because it was taking on so much water.

The school sold the collection partly because "it was taking up a lot of room," Ms. Seymour said.

Not because I love fart humor, but because it was taking place in a pristine bridal salon.

"Because it was taken care of".

Agents had told him, he said, that his picture was the best they had, because it was taken from a better camera than the others that were posted.

His book offers evidence that the role of black soldiers under Washington's command was under-reported simply because it was taken for granted.

This is primarily because it was taken for granted that in Europe over 2000 m a.s.l., climatic and environmental settings precluded a stable human settlement.

"We do not support the recruitment of Herve Renard because it was taken without government consent," sports minister Fackson Shamenda told the country's parliament.