Sentence examples for but then because from inspiring English sources

But then, because of their oneness, she backs off.

But then because of a series of misunderstandings, we lost touch.

I got to see it by acting with him, but then, because he was my director, he was my teacher.

But then, because of a contractual conflict, he was forced to leave the series, which debuted in 2011 on Fox.

But then because of that, they start building up layers of collagen and cells around these nanotubes.

But then, because you're living in someone's shadow, you try to do with it what you can".

But then, maybe because you're nice to her, or maybe because you make her laugh, it seems like there's a possibility that she likes you back.

Perhaps because of its heritage, it has never been a mainstream choice, but then also because of this, it's never lost its panache either.

Still, every few years a fresh batch of new classics emerges: pieces that may have started as faddish sartorial extras but then -- because of popular demand, durable chic, surprising utility or some combination thereof -- settle in to become collection staples season after season.

Mr. Clayton was indicted but then acquitted because he had never deposited the money.

But then, partly because of his association with the Actors Labb, came the attention of the blacklisters.