Sentence examples for because you tend from inspiring English sources

Never over flip because you tend to when you are spinning.

If you want to reduce your alcohol intake because you tend to drink alcohol every day, don't immediately go teetotal.

Your light has to rouse it, and your eye has to recognize it, because you tend to see creatures that aren't there, while missing ones that are.

It may not sound intuitive, but eating hot food actually evaporates the heat from the body because you tend to sweat.

"You have to be a bit careful in late December and the new year because you tend to get a false market.

"Sometimes, it's difficult," he said, "because you tend to get in the zone and you get a bit focused with blinkers on, and you hear people shouting things, but you don't look up".

"When you have 300-some games missed just because of injuries, you tend to think maybe you have something to do with it," Scott said.

Normally in Britain, when you dig, three thousand years of history seems manifest in the remains, because the most you tend to find is a few postholes and a potsherd.

Because of this you tend to get slackers in class or people who are not intellectually cut out for such a subject.

'We'd done research on people over age 50 because that's where you tend to find pre-existing circulatory problems, but we're now seeing it in fit people in their 30's and younger".

"A lot of people really thought they were going to get this nod, mainly because here on Long Island you tend to have a cookie-cutter type profile of what a congressperson should look like," Mrs. Johnson said, alluding to the Island's penchant for sending young, white male lawyers to Washington.