Sentence examples for because the class was from inspiring English sources

Because the class was not approved by the ministry of education, students had to take it in addition to their regular courses.

The episode drew particular attention because the class was popular with varsity athletes, some of whom left school rather than face the loss of a year of athletic eligibility.

I sat in on one of them or, rather, stood in, because the class was held outdoors in the U.C.L.A. sculpture garden, on a brilliant, very warm October day.

I sat in on one of them — or, rather, stood in, because the class was held outdoors in the U.C.L.A. sculpture garden, on a brilliant, very warm October day.

Roe Wrubel, her daughter's first-grade teacher at P.S. 3 in Greenwich Village, confided that she sometimes caught herself wishing that some of the 29 children in her class would be home sick that day, because the class was so much easier to teach if even one or two children were absent.

Because the class was collaborative and interactive, the learning process was more accessible, less intimidating and actually fun, she explains.

"Because they knew that the class was being punished because of my son.

An administration response said the class was approved because the I.A.C.C. program had been "successful at other colleges," not because of any donor-related quid pro quo.

But because the class is still running, my answers have to be framed as questions I am trying to answer myself.

Because the class is being filmed, there's an inevitable element of performance to their reactions, but his incredulousness and her nervousness — she appears deeply uncertain of where to direct her gaze — feel true.

TimerLog depends on Timer because the class is affected by the pointcuts, and the aspect accesses the attributes from the class.