Sentence examples for because the spots from inspiring English sources

"I asked Libby why she selected the spotted rug, and did she do it because the spots mirrored the circles in the wrought iron of the bannister," Copeland recalled.

But you would never know it because the spots were focused on the host, Oprah Winfrey.

It is because the spots these players are vying for are worth millions of dollars that players are using performance-enhancing drugs.

Coors decided to pull the spots -- several versions of the same basic commercial -- after word of the challenge by Anheuser-Busch began spreading, not because the spots were false, Ms. Hatland said.

That's because the spots you plan to visit may not be there by the time you get around to booking your flight.

The character, the brainchild of Tor Myhren, former chief creative officer and now president of New York-based ad agency Grey, will make his fourth Super Bowl appearance Feb. 6. Jason Peterson, chief creative officer at the Chicago office of ad agency Euro RSCG, says E*Trade's baby has continued to be a hit because the spots have just the right amount of "nuanced humor".

You can't tell, because the spot has obliterated the opponent.

There are always gulls there, partly because the spot is popular at lunch hour.

Brian Ellner's campaign is charging that the station is doing so because the spot takes a swipe at President Bush.

Because the spot of light or pop of sound was tiny, the word soon connoted smallness or insignificance as the metaphor was extended.

Because the spot was frequented by lots of "prominent people," Mrs. Sorrentino said, her $35 weekly paycheck was supplemented by $200 to $300 in tips.