Sentence examples for notes because it from inspiring English sources

A former tourist-board slogan, "Lose yourself in Trude," was retired, Norberg notes, because "it was too apt".

But this arrangement is less than ideal, Coppola notes, because "it's a disincentive for departments to hire deaf people.

Money works, as Goodwin notes, "because it works".

There is an initial advantage in deeper water, Dr. Armitage notes, because it gives the capillary action a jump start.

But she obviously took detailed notes, because it appears in the book with warp and weft, and with direct quotation.

(It is "very rare," the seller notes, because it is hand-signed: "Best wishes, John W. Gacy, 1994").

Progressive meals are easy in Manhattan, she noted, because "it's walking distance, and you can take your 'to go' cups with you".

Inflation has gained much credit with cosmologists, despite its strangeness, Dr. Guth noted, because it plays a vital role in calculations of the Big Bang that have been vindicated by the detection of the radio waves it produced.

This is easier with songs that begin with noises and clicks followed by a real note, because it will force your brain to reference its memory of the song, not the relative intervals of the notes.

I keep that note because it was very special.

The film, which opened on Friday, is worth noting because it arrived with such promise.