Sentence examples for because of paragraphs from inspiring English sources
Because of paragraphs like this: Something to eat and somewhere to piss are now high priorities, and I turn down Pleasant Valley toward Haddam Doctors Hospital, which has become my best-choice solo-luncheon venue since I moved away—in spite of its being the sad setting of my son's final hours so long ago.
* Over the years, Spirit of Ecstasy has shrunk, not least because of paragraph 6.1.1 of EC Directive 74/483/EEC which states that "ornaments which project more than 10mm from their support shall retract, become detached or bend over under a force of 10 daN exerted at their most salient point".
"I earmarked lots of paragraphs in a Meredith Kercher book", she says, "because there were so many similarities".
In paragraph extension, a document is considered as a set of paragraphs and a paragraph merging technique is used to merge similar consecutive paragraphs until no similar consecutive paragraphs left.
Of the remaining parents, two declined consent because they did not want to participate in a trial, two expressed that they were too distressed by their child's admission to consider consenting and one declined consent because of the paragraph on the consent form saying that the ethics committee would have access to their child's notes.
Report (A5-0064/2000) by Mr Duff and Mr Voggenhuber, on behalf of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, on the drafting of a European Union Charter of Fundamental Rights (C5-0058/1999 - 1999/2064 COS)) Mr President, I have asked to take the floor simply because the Italian translation of paragraph 6c is very strange.
The second is because of the greasy paragraphs about sex".
The break is there because there were paragraphs of dialog between them.
Because teens gravitate to audio and visual stimulation more than reading, social media enables them instant gratification and connection without the pain of reading paragraphs of information.
Because of this sparkling first paragraph, we begin "The Bear Came Over the Mountain" thinking that it will be a story about a young woman's growth, rather than the tale of her decline (albeit a decline that includes a final unexpected love affair).
