Sentence examples for put because the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Markowitz said they had stayed put because the city did not give them orders to evacuate.

So Google's advertisers tend to stay put because the consequences of leaving are obvious to them, whereas the opportunities they might gain by leaving are not.

Demographers believe that more New Yorkers are staying put because the jobs that were luring them out of the state are no longer available.

The speed with which the flames escaped the flat will increase concern about failures in the fire strategy based on telling residents to stay put because the building in west London was designed to keep fires compartmentalised.

I'll eat something quite heavy before I do the shot put because the digestion time doesn't matter too much, but I don't eat or drink a lot before the high jump because I want to be as light as possible.

Simply put, because the Conservatives tend to pile up their votes in the same safe seats, while Labour tends to spread its voters out across marginal seats, Labour can win more seats with fewer votes than the Conservatives.

"I wouldn't put it purely down to putting because putting, everybody thinks when the wind blows it affects the long game the most, but it doesn't," Westwood said.

More touch will be required when putting, because the greens will be frighteningly fast.

Others stay put because of the shaky economy or the difficulty of selling a home or getting a mortgage.

As the review dragged on, one serious candidate stayed put because of the uncertainty.

Though some Americans may fantasize about moving to their dream city, migration is down overall, as most Americans are staying put because of the poor economy.