Sentence examples for reason I began from inspiring English sources
For no particular reason, I began drawing the car.
For some reason, I began to wonder what I should be, what I should spend the majority of my life doing.
I could not bring myself to touch the walls to prove that they were really there… For some reason I began to wonder if I was really in there; perhaps I was a mere creation of the rooms themselves.
I had been invited for a late lunch with some rich kids, and for some reason, I began to think back to the 2000 final match when for the first (and only time in my life as it will never happen again), I took a ticket (it was given to me free) to sit among celebrities.
Horace Cayton, 1949 I believe that one reason I began writing essays — a form without a form, until you make it — was this: you didn't have to borrow from an emotionally and visually upsetting past, as one did in fiction, apparently, to write your story.
For whatever reason, I began to teach myself programming and built what ultimately became the prototype for the product ACT!
I realized with delight and relief years ago that my natural rhythm perfectly matches the rhythm of a newsroom, which is one of the reasons I began to do what I do.
Jack is also one of the reasons I began writing about music.
During my teaching years I remember listening to community members and school kids with stories about how they'd wanted to change the foods they ate in Ramadan in order to feel healthier, which is one of the reasons I began working on solutions by providing healthy recipes and cooking tips.
And a commitment is a commitment!" A few hours later, the media was full of leaks from the Eurogroup, claiming that "the Greek finance minister infuriated his colleagues in the Eurogroup by subjecting them to an economics lecture"." There is a reason why I began this piece with the story of my Uncle Panayiotis.
"I didn't support gay rights then, but I also wasn't against them... [but] Anthony, actually, was the reason that I began to support gay rights.
