Sentence examples for because the passage about from inspiring English sources
It was also critical of Labour, because the passage about dividing lines was all about Gordon Brown.
This turned out to be a good move because in the middle of reading the passage – about what a temper Windsor's dad had – 80-year-old Vera announced that she'd known him in the 1940s.
Table 2 illustrates that the passages about the American Revolution express causation asyndetically more often than the Civil War passages.
There would be languages to study, because the passage of time had made him rather sentimental about the four years of German he studied at school.
This may be because the passage is long or because the participants do not have to present their written products.
Because the passage is still used by church leaders today to oppress and silence women.
"Because" reveals that the passage is about causal or explanatory relations.
It was previously explained that, because of the passage of time and questions about the reliability of evidence which would ideally have been heard 17 years ago, Mr Nadir is expected to face a much smaller charge sheet than the 66 counts he faced in 1993.
Weirdly, what Mr. Swofford says about his father in this volume often seems at odds with what he said about him in "Jarhead": maybe because of being in therapy, maybe because of the passage of time — it's not clear.
