Sentence examples for because no song from inspiring English sources

Because no song says "Digging in the Regolith".

Remainers lost because they had no song either about Britishness or our common European identity, only unprovable warnings on penury.

There's no joy in doing that, either, because there's no song from this engine, just a drone that turns into a pinched scream at higher revs and all the while you know that a 180-hp version of this car exists and you happen to not be driving it.

Challenges also may have captured more attention these past few months because no one song has really dominated the summer.

Their son, Robert Anthony, officiated and the choir sang "Because," a song featured at their wedding.

The group worked like a D.J.; there were no breaks between songs because there were no "songs" -- only continuous music full of surprising elements, tempo and time changes.

Perhaps the latter is because we've no songs to sing to create an atmosphere.

One evening, while the monks were feasting, singing, and playing a harp, Cædmon left early to sleep with the animals because he knew no songs.

A half century later no songs were discarded because of painful content, Mr. Dreznin said.

Connick is also a scene-stealer, giving Lopez a breakdown of vocal acrobatics, telling one teenage hopeful "no" just because her song was too mature and having fun with contestants who've never heard of him -- and fawning over the one who adored him.

But to insist that Je T'Aime is a great pop song is to fall into the classic trap of assuming that just because a song makes no sense in the language of Sartre that it might make more sense in the language of Sting.