Sentence examples for because she expected from inspiring English sources

She declined because she expected to be appearing in "Noises Off".

She didn't actually have an ending to her presentation prepared, because she expected to be interrupted.

Though my father was her eldest son, she never showed love towards us because she expected a grandson.

She did not call the police then because she expected the police to call her, the way they do on "The First 48," a reality police show.

This year, Mrs. Friedman said, she decided to schedule it a week earlier because she expected the convention to scare New Yorkers away.

MGM found her attractive enough to offer her a movie deal, but she turned it down, she told Collier's magazine in 1945, partly because she expected that the studio would want her to perform water ballet, something she hated.

Do her students learn more because she expects and asks more of them?

This is because she expects tax rebates to perk up consumer spending.

She has increased her holdings of mortgage-backed securities because she expects a diminished supply in 2002.

Luhrmann places great emphasis on the hours that they put in, and I think that is not only because this is important to them but because she expects that it will be important to the reader's view of them.

Ms. Blackwell, the Union Pacific spokeswoman, said that because she expects the Armstrong case to result in a lawsuit, she would not comment except to deny all the accusations made by the Brinkley police.