Sentence examples for because well a from inspiring English sources

A question for my fellow solvers: I get why 20 Down's "Glib talk about large serving dish" is PLATTER because, well, a large serving dish is a platter.

In the presidential primaries, Steve Forbes accused Mr. Bush of breaking that pledge, but Mr. Bush's defenders cried foul because, well, a signature is not always a signature.

And so, in New Orleans, school officials are wondering whether to cancel classes on the day after the Super Bowl this year because, well, a lot of people won't go anyway.

Because, well, a lot of people have to wear glasses.

Surf Air will also offer weekend only flights to Ibiza because, well, a weekend in Ibiza is never a bad idea and even an airline knows that.

But when the star stripper gets busted, Rose volunteers Louise to fill in - because, well, a headline role is a headline role.

The company is strategic like marketers but have the tactical planning of scientists (because, well… a bunch of them actually are scientists).

Because well, in a sense, we are — faux humility aside.

This new information is exciting because, well, take a look at the mock-up.

Torture is legal -- because, well, because a political hack in the Justice Department, at the behest of the vice president, says so.

The other recipe this week is a fritter because, well, fritters are a favourite.