Sentence examples for because they were handing from inspiring English sources

They drove their wives crazy buying running shoes every few months, not because they were worn but because they were handing down the old pair to yet another boy.

My father handed them down to me because they were handed down to him by his father -- well, maybe not his father -- maybe it was his uncle.

And because they are handed out to an unpredictable list of brilliant people with no specific entry process or criteria, they have earned a simple nickname that indicates the extraordinary prestige attached: the "genius" grants.

We selected seafood, a medium spice level and — although ramen noodles were also on hand — opted for kalguksu, irresistible "knife noodles," so called because they are hand-cut from folded sheets of dough.

The quilts are special because they're hand-quilted by Amish craftswomen with pre-washed, fine cotton fabrics.

When McCoy approached the driver and said he thought they were told to move because they were holding hands, the driver responded, "See, now you're telling on yourself".

"They were hand-picked because of their specific interest in the cognitive principles underlying the magic".

They can take off their gloves (if they ever wore any) because they have been handed more points of entry from which to maneuver policy toward their own agendas.

"They're hand fed because that's the only way to force a tube down their throat".

Because elegant cars look as if they are hand-tailored, Mr. Hamilton said, the team talked about the Fusion being like a tailored suit.

Most people cherish gifts if they are hand made because they know you invested time making them; they feel you were thinking of them through out the entire project.