Maybe it's because of that, maybe because of the interest from the press, but I don't think he is educating children to play football or educating for life.
"There's been a bit of a lull, perhaps because of the Olympics, maybe somebody is waiting to make a move and people follow suit.
She stood a few inches taller than him, because of the heels, maybe, in part.
"Because of the delay, maybe we have more positives than negatives," Rongen said.
"Now, because of the budget, maybe he has the chance to do something," she said of the governor.
"It's manna from heaven," he says, and maybe because of the museum, or maybe because I'm a collector, too, I know what he means.
Maybe because of the recession, or maybe because even Japanese consumers know a good deal when they see one, 100-yen shops — Japan's equivalent of the dollar store — are booming.
Patton has said of the work, "I can listen to Berio and Nono as easily as I can to Morricone but like all modern music of Italy, it is unfortunately marginalized ... Maybe because of the language barrier, maybe because it's not easily understood.
"Because of maybe the altitude or extremely cold weather, the medal broke into pieces in my hand.
"Maybe because of diet and maybe the quality of the products we are eating, but memories are getting shorter.
"The only reason anyone knows us is because of the war or maybe the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo in 1984.
