Sentence examples for making because the from inspiring English sources

The writers can't write the final chapter of the work they're making, because the final chapter is death; in this sense, they remain strangely fictive.

For Schottenheimer, it was a deal worth making because the Redskins needed another offensive lineman, and Szott, 33, was one of the top linemen in 11 years with the Chiefs.

And that point is worth making because the seats are actually quite well bolstered, not soft, with good lumbar support and the ability to adjust them up and down as well, so both taller and shorter drivers can get comfortable behind the wheel.

The writer found a cocktail waitress who is making -- well, we don't know how much she is making, because the story doesn't tell us, but apparently it's not enough to pay off $60k in loans piled up while earning a fashion marketing degree.

Although there has been considerable research on the QOL of women with breast cancer [ 3], the results may not be significantly affecting clinical decision – making because the clinical significance of findings is not specified [ 4, 5].

But Mr Salmond said: "This is a panicky measure made because the Yes side is winning.

He said: "This is a panicky measure made because the Yes side is winning.

But there was never a decision to make because the Knicks "never called," Jackson told Kremer.

It's an easy comparison to make, because "The Cruise" is also available free at Hulu.

I suspect most of those visits will have been made because the people making them needed help.

The decision was made because the singer was deemed not pretty enough.