Sentence examples for because they were full from inspiring English sources

I didn't go out and drink in bars, because they were full of assholes like me".

More than half the cities reported that homeless people were routinely or occasionally turned away from emergency shelters because they were full.

That is because they were full of invention and incision, even before Franck Ribéry and Olivier Giroud came on to prove that Blanc has a lopsided squad, heavy on potentially match-winning forwards, light on reliable defenders.

There are now 38,534 bed spaces in supported housing in England, 1,104 fewer than the previous year, and 72% have had to turn people away because they were full.

Maybe because they were full of white British men whose angst was fundamentally inscrutable to me, and seemingly tethered to Margaret Thatcher, whoever that was, or grossly thefted from American blues.

"I got up early – the same as usual – to get the kids up, I made some mate [South American tea], went to the bus stop and two buses went past without stopping because they were full.

Carolyn Cheezum, a spokeswoman for the Social Security Administration, said those affected by this amendment are not dependent on their spouses because they were full-time employees themselves.

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

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

He called his plays comedies not because they're full of people doing funny things but because they are full of things we recognise.

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