Sentence examples for because there were quite from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the sound wasn't great, and several viewers must have thought I'd said something rather different because there were quite a few complaints.

I'd make sure that I had the desks in groupings that would work best, because there were quite a few discipline problems, of course.

It was a run-down place to live in, partly because there were quite a few very psychotic people living there who never washed or cleaned their rooms.

"I remember coming out, and it was like a champagne cork coming out of a bottle because there were quite a lot of us all came out together, sort of floundering about..

He said he aborted the lap because "there were quite a few cars ahead and I knew they would get in the way".

"Don't touch it because there's quite an embarrassing photo".

That makes quite a lot of sense because there's quite a lot of dual running between them.

He is more than somebody who won two Olympic gold medals, because there are quite a number of those.

"If it had had its normal term it would have been later this year or early next year, because there's quite a few agenda items in the pipeline," Mr. Holtz said.

"We expect a very intensive discussion, all the more so because there are quite a few sharp, controversial and difficult questions," Sergei Ryabkov, the deputy foreign minister, said Tuesday.

Luciano via email A This is a good question, and is not necessarily straightforward because there are quite a lot of options available to you.