Sentence examples for because when it was from inspiring English sources

"Project Loon"—so called because, when it was first suggested, the idea seemed crazy is to gird the Earth with a swarm of thousands of helium-filled balloons.

Lawyers said that since victims didn't know to ask for paperwork and because, when it was given, keeping official documents for posterity is not a Maasai custom, the real numbers are likely much higher.

Because when it was being made, West Ham boasted proudly about Elijah Wood starring in a movie being partly filmed at their Upton Park ground.

Some of his orchestrations were difficult, but you bowed to them because when it was most important, on the page, he mostly bowed to yours".

Supporters of this "individualist" interpretation say the preamble does not materially affect the amendment because, when it was drawn up, "the militia" and "the people" were pretty much the same thing.

"I saw it on the replay because when it was live, you see one of the Duke players cover his eyes, and you see everyone on the floor and you're asking why, you're not really sure," she said.

"Pray for the welfare of government," he said, "because when it is disrespected chaos and disorder will result".

Suppose one says that one knows that the stick is not really bent because, when it is removed from the water, one can see that it is straight.

BDE-47 was selected as the representative congener to monitor because, when it is present, the other PBDE congeners are as well.

DO NOT STORE HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN IN THE SAME CONTAINER, because when it is mixed its highly explosive.

For small specimens this mechanism is important because, when it is blocked in simulations, the maximum load increases.