Sentence examples for because of the circle from inspiring English sources

Beneath its tail were the individual tables of stars of "Sex and the City" (you could tell which was SARAH JESSICA PARKER'S because of the circle of bodyguards).

Lions dominate their world; they have free rein to kill and eat their subjects when hungry, because of "the circle of life".

Perhaps this was out of fear of proving Eldridge Cleaver's claim, in "Soul on Ice," that Baldwin was essentially a faggot to the white man, because of the circles he moved in.

Because of the circles of support around him, sustained largely through the NCPs, Majabha is able to live on his own property and has a hope for the future.

Because of this, the Circle may act to hide less obvious forms of abuse; the teen lacks the level of certainty needed to access another member of the group, so she hides the experience from the group.

On MRI lesions might also be unilateral in the case of an ipsilateral internal carotid artery occlusion or tight stenosis or main intracranial artery stenosis, especially when intracranial collateral flow is not compensatory (e.g. because of the incompleteness of the circle of Willis).

But some killings have aroused particular fear because of the widening circle of victims.

These elements are embodied in the red centre of the circle because they are applied across all of the other five core treatment components.

I've always sat outside of the circle because I didn't feel like I would be allowed to sit in the women's side, and I knew I didn't belong in the man's side.

Experiment with the advantages of different radius of the circle because stone swung in a smaller circle is easier to accelerate while a larger circle makes it easier to wrap the cord around your target.

XXI .. Hence we have DF = DE, and DA = DB; and taking the latter from the former, the remainder AF is equal to the remainder BE (Axiom III).. Again, because B is the center of the circle ECH, BC  is equal to BE; and [it is ] proved that AF is equal to BE; and things which are equal to the same thing are equal to one another (Axiom I).