Sentence examples for because the era from inspiring English sources
But he just went ahead and tried the stuff, because the era was so "loosey goosey".
And that's where things get really interesting — because the era of hamstrung government seems to be coming to an end.
There will be no new bureaucracies; no new agencies or organizations, because the era of old government is over.
For Heaven's sake, let us not wait to act until we have the perfect solution because the era of perfect solutions is still far away".
Mr. Sarkozy presented the summit meeting as an opportunity for Europeans to mold the debate because the era of the dollar as the only global currency had "come to an end".
It's a day-to-day fight for the family farmer to stay in business because the era of growing your produce and just selling it isn't with us anymore".
If Philip finds ARPANET boring, it may not be because of the era but because he is getting tired of being a spy.
Because he belonged to Bolton, and because in the era of a maximum players' wage there was no incentive to move elsewhere, he played for only one team, and for one country.
If that picture remains somewhat confusing, and if the canvas is so large that a viewer feels overwhelmed when looking at it, it is because the Victorian era, like the Elizabethan era, still stands as one of the greatest periods of British history.
The story resonates now more than when it was written, perhaps because of the era we live in.
