Sentence examples for honor because the from inspiring English sources

Yes, Your Honor, because the problem is is that you have to create a pile of law to do it.

Players regard Pro Bowl selection as a special honor because the voting is done by coaches and players in their conference.

"It's beautiful because there is no other opera out there, and it's a great honor because the audience is very knowledgeable," he said.

It is part of baseball folklore that Parnell was inspired to name the pole in Pesky's honor because the former Red Sox shortstop, a good hitter with little power, once hit a game-winning home run that curled around the pole.

Rose Garza, the principal of Benavidez, said that the committee determining the name of the school named it after Roy P. Benavidez, a soldier in the Vietnam War who was given the Medal of Honor, because the school wanted to name the school after a Hispanic who could serve as a positive role model to the mostly Hispanic student body that occupied the school when it opened.

A year after the mission, he accepted the country's highest award for bravery, travelling to Washington to receive the honor, because, it appears, he didn't want to disappoint anyone.

He said he was surprised by the honor because of the amount of volunteer work done by other local Democrats.

He was aware that his partner had only one spade honor, because with the ace and the king, he would have led the suit at Trick 1.

Philolaus may have assigned fire the position of honor, because of the analogy with human birth, since he argued that the human embryo develops from the hot (see 5.3 below).

"They put our picture on the wall in the Carnegie Deli, which really was to me a big honor because really the only people on the wall are all famous people," Mr. Jarvis said.

Only after buyers try to repair broken items do they learn warranties aren't honored because the goods are gray.