Sentence examples for because she took it from inspiring English sources

She obliged, willingly, but the sight was lugubrious – did she accept them fondling her in public because she enjoyed it, because she took it to be a grim but necessary part of her job, or because it would be rude to refuse?

I saw my aunt drink it and because she took it at the beginning of the disease, it got cured.

Similarly, I think it's plausible that the book's heroes are drawn relatively thinly not because Merrill is insufficiently attuned to their humanity but, rather, because she takes it absolutely for granted, and expects us to do the same.

Ms. LuPone said that her agent had tried to talk her out of the musical because Lucia was not the leading role, but she took it because "it connected to my own emotional makeup".

Daldry seems more comfortable with the pedestrian (in this case, literally) answer: 'Her agent says that she took it because she could walk to work.

The new job pays less, she says, but she took it because "this is a chance to help my people".

Alison Mitchell, the weekend editor, said that when the culture desk offered the article for Page 1, she took it because she found it fascinating and a good read.

"She told me she took it because she didn't want to be herself".

"When I asked her why she couldn't just stop taking it she said ketamine allowed her to get away from her life," says Libby. "She told me she took it because she didn't want to be herself".

It was only a matter of time before she landed a role in a movie of the week, a part that led to a tiny one in Linklater's "Dazed and Confused". Although it was virtually a nonspeaking role and her agent advised against it, Zellweger says, she took it because she wanted to work with the Austin-based director.

She took it up because she wanted to help other people who have had a difficult path.