Sentence examples for because one could take from inspiring English sources

But don't worry, you'll have plenty of time to ask your friends what happened on the last play — because one could take a short nap between plays in a football game.

I saw one on Secret Millionaire – stuck, three floors up, indoors, alone with her cat and sacks of stinky, saved-up cat-shit, because no one could take them downstairs for her.

He then commented in front of the entire group that I should make it a point to read the articles in the publication because I could take one word from any of the articles and turn it into an excellent and powerful article on its own.

Thus a gathering of people who knew one another because of music could take on a power beyond the mere idea of music as recreation or entertainment.

Make sure you keep an eye on your Bratz because someone could take your Bratz doll.

The discovery should have no immediate effect on world oil or gasoline prices because it could take three years or more to begin extracting oil.

[Long pause] Peter Kay, because I could take him home to meet my parents.

"I was so happy, relieved, because he could take care of himself," she said.

Uranium enrichment was the most promising, because it could take place in hidden facilities, emitting few traces.

It failed with the actual distribution, because West could take his ace and lead his remaining club.

Come back!' " Osakwe's nickname was Atawewe, "small pepper" in Yoruba, "because I could take care of myself," she said.