Sentence examples for because the bow of from inspiring English sources

Because the bow of the Argo was fashioned from one of the talking oaks of Zeus, the splinter keeps a spark of its old power, a whisper of its original voice.

"I'm not on board because the bows of the ship are coming up.

Because it is the bow of a friend who typically plays leading roles, I have seen it at the end of classics and new plays, of comedies and dramas.

Use your gyroscopic sight to aim in front of the bow of the ship (because it is sailing away from you).

In the foreshock, electron-beam and ion-beam modes are the most likely instabilities, because the bow shock is a source of heated electrons and reflected ions.

Endless loop strings are ideal for recurve bows, because the bow design can more easily cope with the force of the string.

Not because of one question from my empathy-impaired boss, but because of the bow his question had tied around the whole situation.

Because of the bowing up deformation, the separation of the two Si3N4 windows can be of the order of 10 µm [15]; thus, the focus conditions for the two windows are usually different, and the focused beam exposure/nanostructure development observation was usually performed on the top substrate only.

Reached at his home in Milwaukie, Ore., he said: "I had great quickness because of the bowing and the fingering, which just has to be lightening quick.

The wrong end of the bow is the portion of the bow opposite from the frog.

Because they are knots of the bow-tie structure of the stress response mechanisms, the TFs are also highly connected hubs, which improve the efficiency of information exchange, in the complex networks.