Sentence examples for shot because the from inspiring English sources

But most of the victims were communists, and the four men shot in Dachau were all shot because the SS regarded them not just as Jews but as communists as well.

This is a tough shot, because the arcade ceiling is much darker than the courtyard beyond.

They had to do several trial exits to get the perfect shot because the currents kept making them drift.

"An insanity defense is always a long shot, because the bar for insanity is set very high," Dorrinson said.

Naples's bid to bring the Cubs to South Florida was considered a long shot because the Cubs have played in Arizona for nearly six decades.

The Yankees present their biggest obstacle to getting another shot, because the Yankees are the only contenders who can match the Rangers in depth all through the lineup.

It's very hard to follow through properly like you would with a normal shot because obviously the other leg is in the way.

Reversed situation of that described in "A Bell For Adano, in which a general orders a peasant's mule shot because is blocking the roadway.

Because he was allowed to call the shots, because, when given all the information, he alone chose the circumstances of his death, the end of his life was as loving, as dignified and as human as he was.

Until recently, this seemed a long shot, because both the Labour Party and the Conservative Party opposed it.

* Gallery has no shot because of the nature of the award, but who is better at his position?