Sentence examples for because the time of from inspiring English sources

No going away afterward, no honeymoon, because the time of year on the farm wasn't right for that.

Although all birds lay eggs, it is curious that they do so, because the time of highest mortality in most birds usually occurs during the egg-laying period.

In many cases (for six of the eight aliens here) deportation is sought simply because the time of permitted residence in this country has expired, or the activity for which residence was permitted has been completed.

He concluded that the prognosis for Mr. McCain was "very good" because "the time of greatest risk for recurrence of invasive melanoma is within the first few years after the surgery".

Maybe they bounce you because you used the wrong color ink or because the time of death was given in 24-hour time or because they think the causes of death are unacceptable.

There is no conductor: "The players will each create their own journey through the physical space, because the time of the piece is determined by their breath, by how long they hold their notes for.

"Is the reason we're not scoring runs because of the time of batting practice?

But is it fuel with a downside because of the time of night it is consumed?

There was a hint of optimism in the players' assessments, although they tempered the reviews because of the time of year.

That rang false to Butler because of the time of year.

In part because of the time of year and fatigue with the long and constant campaign.