Sentence examples for because we began from inspiring English sources

And our suspicions began to surface anew, because we began to question whether the U.S. felt uneasy with the outcome of the war when we liberated our land.

"We picked Hawaii because we began to discover the need for another winter league," said Robert K. Berg, the new league's chairman.

"The critics became silent because we began to see results," said Antonio Carlucci, an editor of L'Espresso, a left-leaning Italian news magazine.

He can opt out of his contract in the summer of 2014, and because we began guessing at his destination two years before "The Decision," we should all feel entitled to resume speculating — at fever pitch should the Heat lose at least three times in a series — where the King's continuous pursuit of an actual crown will take him.

"We were very lucky," he says, "because we began our research before anyone was aware there was a problem, before 9/11, and well before the murders of the Dutch film-maker Theo Van Gogh and the gay rightwing politician Pim Fortuyn.

"We could sell them online because we began as a very small beauty salon," Serodio explains.

In a way I think it works quite well because we begin Series 4 six months later.

It will be incredibly difficult, mostly because we begin from such unequal places.

We are a little saddened because we begin to see the interval between our hopes and their fulfillment.

It is helpful to apply as early as possible because we begin making offers as soon as we begin reading files in September.

But the best crime stories suck us in, not only because of their dramatic plot twists, but because we begin to care about the characters and people involved.