Sentence examples for making because it from inspiring English sources

I was blown away by a side of spinach — and that's a statement I never imagined making — because it was sort of creamed, sort of not and, in its irresolution, sort of magnificent.

The S.E.C.'s proposed change is a big one, but it worth making because it would force investors to recognize the risks and remove cover for the funds' managers.

This is "an investment that would be worth making because it would allow us greater flexibility as we take down our troops," Leon E. Panetta said last month in Brussels before stepping down as U.S. defense secretary.

Prosecutors have given Mr. Lopresti's defense lawyers information relating to the ticket-fixing request that Officer Marshall was said to have been heard making because it could be relevant to the officer's credibility as a witness.

"I understand people's willingness to protest," he said, "but they should not protest the decisions our coalition is making, because it is in the best interest of freedom and humankind".

3.25pm: "I'm supportive of the comments that Paul Tterve has been making because it is apparent to even the most casual observer to cycling that Andy Schleck is not good at descents," writes Neil Mackie.

Mr. Obama remarked that "it's a hard case to make" because "it's easy to demagogue the issue".

Juggling was a career choice he made because it gave him autonomy.

Why? "It's just something I had made because it's fun," he said.

Or is that just an excuse you make because it's better than being ignored?

The choice of sabotage was made because it would not involve loss of life.