Sentence examples for because they were best from inspiring English sources
"Nokia became bigger not necessarily because they were best, but because everyone else was stumbling.
Their partnership started the way most doubles pairings begin on the ATP World Tour: because they were best friends and because it seemed convenient.
People call her "Little Lou" because they were best friends; they were former colleagues at Aon, where he was director of operations support; and they looked remarkably alike (except for the receding hairline and the mustache).
"You don't even know," Nathan concluded, and Leah stood up suddenly and kicked his ankle and shouted, "But she does, though!," and took Keisha's hand and ran back to the flat, holding hands all the way because they were best friends, bonded for life by a dramatic event, and everyone in Caldwell best know about it.
The British Medical Association said it was vitally important that NHS staff should be involved in decisions on organising services – rather than resorting to referring patients to the private sector – because they were best placed to come up with innovative solutions to funding issues.
Dr. Tiller was recalled as a man who loved Elvis, Johnny Cash and the University of Kansas, who had a weakness for James Bond and bad jokes, who gave 25 years of service to Alcoholics Anonymous, who was called "Tuna" by his fraternity brothers because he was such a good swimmer, and "buddy" by Jeanne Tiller, his wife of almost 45 years, because they were best friends.
But the commission examined a sample of movies, recordings and electronic games selected because they were best-selling products or those judged most likely to appeal to young people, and it found that in the vast majority of the cases, advertising had been aimed at children.
Probably because they're best mates with really scary bikers.
"We promote books because we like them, not just because they're best sellers".
The enthusiastic nations have been the biggest backers of the UN approach because they are best able to make strict, binding agreements.
Pick up one book, preferably beginning with the first, Roseanna, because they are best read in chronological order, and you become unhinged.
