Sentence examples for because they were moved from inspiring English sources

They did it simply because they were moved by the sight of their fellow human beings in distress.

Mr. George also reported that many valuable items were saved because they were moved out of the museum in the weeks before the war.

Each of these men--all great Presidents in terms of domestic policy--presided over periods of profound social transformation because they were moved by the progressive forces around them.

The crew was feeling good because they were moving out of the combat zone.

"In the higher-priced homes, it was more of just a leveling off, because they were moving really quickly up".

The Brescios had planned to sell the unit because they were moving to a larger apartment in Murray Hill to accommodate their growing family.

I told everyone to stay calm and not get annoyed, and to keep going because they were moving the ball very well.

Play was eventually suspended at 7.32am when the balls were unable to be played because they were moving too much, and the R&A organisers were immediately criticised for not making a decision sooner.

It was very difficult because it was so complex, with the trading floors and the cogeneration plant, the theater, and also because they were moving in while we were building it.

People used to stay with "their" bank pretty much for life, switching only when they had to, perhaps because they were moving to a different state in America or a different town in Germany.

Because they were moving from a 10,000-square-foot home in Upper Brookville to one that would be far smaller, she thought that including her daughters in the search would help the transition.