Sentence examples for because the trails are from inspiring English sources

Because the trails are so narrow, the athletes run one behind the other, playing a game of follow-my-leader.

Pack your camping boots, because the trails are not to be missed!

Yet, because the trails are so many and vast, the popularity of the route never really shows.

Properly outfitted (helmets are a good idea because the trails are narrow and hilly), we cycled to the end of town and into the parking lot at Herring Cove Beach, where the faintly sweet scent of wild beach roses signaled the trail's start.

Stingless bee trails may be particularly at risk because the trails are much less heavily guarded than are ant foraging trails (EML, personal observation).

As for the TS Eliot estate, and its well-publicised reluctance to sanction a biography or release a further volume of correspondence, as discussed in a recent article in Review ("Dear Mrs Eliot... .. January 29), Sutherland believes that "we'll never get a decent life of Eliot now, because all the trails are cold.

They had to make 12 visits because the trails were really promising people were getting much happier but they couldn't get the results last for more than six hours.

The only reason the trails are still there is because the brumbies use them consistently.

Hiking poles weren't as useful as I anticipated because the trail was frequently too narrow to effectively use them.

Shorts weren't the greatest idea either because the trail was quite overgrown at many sections and it would have been nicer to be wearing pants then.

Not because the trail was difficult, but because local etiquette made it impossible -- indeed, impolite -- to pass any person without stopping for at least a four-minute chat.