Sentence examples for because the classes are from inspiring English sources

Registration is required, because the classes are for five people.

This might be because the classes are free and open to everyone.

I don't change diapers, because the classes are all mommy-and-me.

JACT is not, alas, the answer; it has been encouraging, but will not give money, because the classes are not institutionalised.

The task force did not contemplate ending bilingual education, as Californians and Arizonans have voted to do, because the classes are required by state law and a court decree.

Because the classes are combined, Cundy would also have the "factoring" – which reduces the times of more seriously impaired riders when two or more classes are grouped together – in his favour.

Our parents paid steep tuition bills, because of the intensive curriculum and the stellar record of college placement, but also because the classes were small and the teachers inspiring.

In 2000, Atamanuik moved to New York, where he eventually landed at the UCB theater after a year-and-a-half stint of classes at the now-defunct Gotham City Improv, "because the classes were $50 cheaper than UCB".

Because the classes were relatively small in size (∼30), it was possible to recall whether a student who did not answer any clicker questions was actually present in class, and such students were marked present.

But she does have complaints: "We want food at school during the day because some of the class are too young to deal with hunger a long time.

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