Sentence examples for relax because of from inspiring English sources

"And we can never relax because of what is happening at the nuclear complex.

What do you do to relax?' " Because of his odd work hours, two months passed before they went out on a date.

Blake's strike decided a one-sided affair, but Wolves were unable to relax because of their failure to claim a decisive second goal.

"The space is not as good as in a Crown Victoria, and I can't relax because of the plastic partition," said a driver who did not want to give his name.

"Eddie wants us to play quick, never letting the opposition defence settle, getting the ball to space and going at teams," says Brown. "He wants defences to feel uncomfortable, unable to relax because of the pace we play at.

9. Have you found it difficult to relax because of problems with your teeth, mouth or dentures?

Ever notice that it is only when someone isn't white that everyone begins working to ensure that standards are not being relaxed "because of race"?

"Everybody was relaxed because of the police presence," he said.

The control design conditions are relaxed because of the developed dynamic compensator.

"They think people would be relaxed because of the ceasefire, we normally won't be here, then they try to kill us," was the view of Khalid Abdullah, 18.

Even as the Red Sox climbed to two games behind the Yankees, Manager Joe Torre was relaxed because of Mussina's return from mediocrity.