Sentence examples for being thanks from inspiring English sources
It often comes into being thanks to some nocturnal daredevil with a taste for what is often regarded as criminal behaviour.
The modern cancer world came into being thanks to a new configuration of federal politics, popular activism, finance, corporate activity, and science.
The "least dangerous" branch as Alexander Hamilton famously and really, really wrongly called the judiciary is a little less dangerous, at least for the time being, thanks to the five members of the mighty Mount Holly, New Jersey, Township Council.
In the mid-1970s startedrted Case, the Campaign for a Socialist Europe, one of the many groups that came into being thanks to her uncanny organisational skills and her strong will.
By Jeff Shesol December 4, 2013 The "least dangerous" branch — as Alexander Hamilton famously and really, really wrongly called the judiciary — is a little less dangerous, at least for the time being, thanks to the five members of the mighty Mount Holly, New Jersey, Township Council.
A one-man show almost from day of its birth on 15 November 1983, the breakaway Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus came into being thanks to the sheer obstinacy, determination and chutzpah of Denktash, a British-trained barrister who prided himself as much on his in-depth knowledge of the "Cyprus problem" as his ability to push the parameters of international law.
This is thanks to the transforming seats.
"All this is thanks to Silvio Berlusconi".
Partly, that is thanks to higher standards.
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