Sentence examples for because the eighth from inspiring English sources

That's because the eighth and 10th letters of the alphabet not only form the numerical value 18, but spell "chai," the word for life.

This is because the eighth amendment to the Irish constitution gives the life of an unborn child equal status to the right to life of the mother, meaning those who do challenge the law can end up involved in distressing and lengthy litigation with different legal teams ordered to represent both the woman taking the case and the unborn baby separately.

The words brought to mind by Anton Bruckner's Eighth Symphony — "awesome," "sweeping," "epic," "apocalyptic" — have mostly wilted from overuse, which is unfortunate, because the Eighth invites bombast.

5. Because the eighth and sixteenth counts of the indictment are too vague, general, insufficient, and uncertain, to afford the accused proper notice to plead and prepare their defence, and set forth no specific offence under the law.

Gould said he doubted that would do players much good, because the Eighth Circuit is heavy with Republican appointees and is considered the most business-friendly circuit in the country.

By Anthony Lydgate October 24, 2014 The words brought to mind by Anton Bruckner's Eighth Symphony — "awesome," "sweeping," "epic," "apocalyptic" — have mostly wilted from overuse, which is unfortunate, because the Eighth invites bombast.

That's because, for the first time, real alternatives abound.

"Because the first thing that dictates the trend is interests.

Because the first "Book" was carved out of rock.

Because the third stage of grief is bargaining.

because the first part was such a struggle for me.