Sentence examples for because your ancient from inspiring English sources

VERDICT: You love Angry Birds because your ancient ancestors needed to be really good at throwing stuff.

Not just because you'll be staying with us, but because, as the ancient Romans used to say: Sibi constet: stay constant, stay true to yourselves.

Actually quite appropriate - because like the ancient party he now leads - the 64-year-old Menzies Campbell is well aged and entirely priceless..

That was because the ancient Akkadians and Sumerians predated CVS.

The Middle East is back to where it was centuries ago, not because of ancient hatreds but because of globalization.

Mr Wright says his device could have been built using ancient tools because the ancient Greeks had saws whose teeth were cut using v-shaped files a task that is similar to the cutting of teeth on a gear wheel.

Kennewick man is a mystery because, although ancient (he is dated to 9,300 years ago), he does not look like a modern Amerindian.

I'm not sure Archimedes picked the most interesting thing about the beach for analysis, but he might be forgiven — because the ancient Greeks didn't wear swimsuits.

They are notoriously inefficient: because the ancient machinery in refineries frequently breaks down, cut cane sits for hours in the sun, its sugar content seeping away.

The amidah is recited by the congregation but is not repeated by the reader because in ancient times some argued that its recitation was optional.

The top of the coffin has small openings, subsequently covered with mortar, because in ancient times, Christians would insert offerings or try to touch the remains.