Sentence examples for because of the line from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it was because of the line change.

Anyone contemplating tea was advised to arrive a half-hour early because of the line.

Because of the line, the site is a paradox, an emotional contradiction, a mass grave and a tourist attraction.

It's because it reminds me of dead people, it's because of the line 'I just hear people dying' in the song".

Hinchcliffe became Behrens; Scannláin, Kroplik; and so on, in an initiative known as Operation Ishmael (because of the line in Moby-Dick, "Call me Ishmael", a gag Jacobson can't quite resist).

But she says the four Tory MPs on the committee could not support the report because of the line calling Rupert Murdoch "not fit" to run an international company.

Graham credits you with most of the dialogue, and has mentioned that many of the more ridiculous scenes worked because of the lines you wrote for them.

Mr. Mozgala's first tattoo, an intricate and somewhat scary combination of a luger, a cross and a crutch that he said was an interpretation of a dream he had, impressed Mr. James because of the line-shading technique the artist had used.

"Art Deco doesn't age, because of the lines," he said, by way of explaining its enduring popularity.

This man is distressed because of the lines of people, all thirsty, but he doesn't have enough water for them.

Certain attractions — Shake Shack, Film Forum, Apple stores — even seem to prosper because of the lines leading to them: where there's fire, there's smoke.