Sentence examples for because of beer from inspiring English sources

"She is not blowing up, like a lot of kids in college, because of beer," her mother said.

It wasn't lack of custom that was causing her financial hardship – her pub has never been busier; nor is it because of beer duty – thankfully that has been cut for the past two budgets.

But it is especially striking because of beer's national symbolism.

Presenting articles in list form works well for snappy, isolated facts – such as the 10 most important advances made because of beer.

That happened because of beer.

That's because, in terms of beer, I'm a novice, unfamiliar even with the vocabulary used to describe the brews and unable to convincingly convey what it is I do like.

I go to buy another drink because bottles of beer are $1 each before 6.30pm and it is currently 6.29pm.

Frank J. Selke, head of the selection committee defended the selection on the belief that a man should not be shut out "because of the amount of beer he drank".

Beer floats are bitter first, like a punch in the face, because the bitterness of beer is not the spicy, sultry bitterness of chocolate and caffeinated drinks but a hoppy, sleepy bitterness that cries out for pickles and pork.

In Westend there is the smell of beer, because of the the Augustiner brewery.

Then I poured in a bottle of beer because I like the way its bitterness complements spice.