Sentence examples for just because I will from inspiring English sources

There should be nothing like a boy should go to school and a girl shouldn't, just because I will get married one day and leave my father's house.

Just because I will soon turn 50 doesn't mean I have to start managing money in the style of my father, a conservative investor whose riskiest financial decision was whether to reinvest his C.D.'s for one year or two.

Maybe it's just the way the game was programmed, but I'm pretty sure it will beat me just because I will either fall asleep or die before the thing stops.

"I thought, 'Who am I to turn this down, just because I'll be tired?' " Mr. Corden said when asked about the drain of his commitments.

"I'm not going to do anything just because I'll gain favour from the ECB or anyone in the team, because I want the job.

But all's not lost: just because I'll be eating braised cygnets tonight doesn't mean I wasn't genuinely anxious for their safety when I counted them on the duck pond this morning.

This wide-ranging book inspires exploration, and not just because I'll soon be able to slather my warm Scottish oatcakes, roti and even bagels with my own jam, thanks to THE RIVER COTTAGE PRESERVES HANDBOOK (Ten Speed Press, $22).

And not just because I'll once again be running a daily discussion show there (the organisers love it when I plug my own trifling involvement above their headline signings).

Just because I'll never be whisked away to Bora Bora for a Kleenex-with-straps couture photo shoot doesn't mean my life is bereft of happiness or meaning.

And when the weight comes back -- whether from pregnancy or just because -- I'll still love fitness.

So, walking away from EastEnders seemed the logical thing for me to do - ask me again 10 years from now and I may be ready to just settle because I'll be content with what I've done.