Sentence examples for because we become from inspiring English sources

'Let us not be frightened of becoming Democrats - we do not cease to be Liberals because we become Democrats.' Mr Simon Hughes, MP for Southwark and Bermondsey, said at least three-quarters of his councillor colleagues would be fundamentally unhappy with losing Liberal from the title and at least 13 of the 19 in the parliamentary party.

"Tonight after midnight things change here in Massachusetts because we become the first state to recognize gay marriages," Mr. Ray said.

"Perhaps we do taste at such temperatures," he says, "but we don't pay attention to it because we become worried about the burning feeling".

Because we become expert at making sense of visual situations early in life, we may assume that encounters with things we can't readily assimilate are fairly rare.

"And as we continue to land new contracts and open new markets, our value proposition to our development community is only enhanced because we become the distribution channel and they can go to the market with us".

In an odd way, having more choices actually places a much greater burden on women, because we become the creators of our circumstance, whereas, before, we were the recipients of them.

Going against the police was easier, because we became unpopular with the country".

We're backward, in other words, because we became free before we learned how to control ourselves.

In a sense, we lost father and mother, because we became cut off from close contact with our mother.

"They didn't play any tricks on me, and they liked me, because we became friends forever after that".

"We're shocked because we became very good friends with Wesly," said Scott Keenan, the executive director of the Grandma's Marathon.