Sentence examples for because they are full from inspiring English sources

Schools are closed to pupils because they are full of refugees.

"Many villages are still evacuated because they are full of mines that have not been defused".

Their heads are easy to travel through because they are full of holes.

He argues that they constitute high literary achievement because they are full of life, and "the works of an everyman".

In fact, he says, oysters should be enjoyed because they are full of vitamins, iron, calcium and are low in cholesterol.

"People call my ballets abstract, but they're not abstract to me at all because they are full of emotion," Mr. Dawson said.

"Players are bigger now because they are full-time athletes but the latest crop are skilful as well as big and strong.

Chancellor George Osborne says he wants to expand a new childcare tax credit scheme to include parents who stay at home because they are full-time carers.

The government says it wants to expand a planned childcare tax credit scheme to include parents who stay at home because they are full-time carers.

Building sites are inspiring because they're full of bright primaries.

"Why don't the sharks bite her?" "Because they're full," she said, smiling reassuringly.