Sentence examples for because the first two from inspiring English sources

That's because the first two years of the next parliament will be spent on deficit reduction.

"Because the first two slots are filled already," the US captain responded.

He said his game-winning shot felt especially good "because the first two I shot were almost airballs".

But then, because the first two buttons are so far apart, the shirt will likely gap open between them.

The big event for Team Rwanda was the final road race, because the first two riders to finish would be qualified for the 2012 Olympic Games, in London.

I should say "if," because the first two Series here were prolonged by natural phenomena: a Biblical rainstorm in 1962 and a deadly earthquake in 1989.

"It was tough because in the first two games, she came out playing well," Davenport said.

It was distinctive also because for the first two years after it opened, the museum had nothing on its walls: it was an exhibition of itself.

"It's disappointing because in the first two Premier League games we've been absolutely solid - we haven't conceded a goal.

3) Because of the first two main concerns, it is difficult to really trust the conclusion about the degeneracy of neuronal output in these neurons.

This is because, for the first six weeks of leave, a mother is entitled to 90% of her salary, whatever the amount, before going to the base rate.