Sentence examples for because they were taking from inspiring English sources

Because they were taking photographs, the Pathet Lao might have mistaken them for spies.

There was an added pressure because they were taking part in the West Highland yachting week regatta.

The company said many patients would not be affected by the F.D.A. action because they were taking lower dosages or had not felt muscle pain.

The "snob" value associated with the buggies led some nurseries in West London to ban Bugaboos because they were taking up too much space.

Was he angry with women because they were taking men away from him?" Dr Ludwig continued: "Was he angry at the men for not choosing him?

The longshoremen said they were working more slowly because they were taking precautions for safety after five longshoremen died this year.

But there's also something a bit wild about the photos, precisely because they were taken by birds.

Mr Coulson said the pictures had not broken the PCC code because they were taken in public.

"He had also told us not to send any clothes or money because they were taken away by other prisoners and never reached him," said Suresh.

According to "royal sources" there was no objection because they were taken "in a public place, without any harassment or pursuit".

Plus, Juan Carlos and José say they are "semi-speakers" -- in part because they were taken away from home so young to be educated in Spanish-dominated schools.