Sentence examples for this began because from inspiring English sources

The Cup was not in a great place before this began because of the legal battle between your team and Alinghi, but now it seems to be in a worse place.

"I don't really want to use the word hipster in relation to this exhibition because that's not what it's about – this all began because of a charity and to raise awareness of melanoma, it wasn't about making a fashion statement.

He told the chamber: "This scandal began because we accepted at the time the cabinet secretary Nicola Sturgeon was serially misled by Lothian health board at the time - the allegation thereafter that there was a widespread systemic collapse across Scotland was the reason this investigation was undertaken.

The historian Eric John argues that this custom began because of the creation of the archbishopric of Lichfield.

I think that's part of how this all began, because to me there's no way to view wrestling as something not queer, just because of who I am as a person. .

I think that's part of how this all began, because to me there's no way to view wrestling as something not queer, just because of who I am as a person.

Perhaps it all began because of this: "Few misfortunes can befall a boy which bring worse consequences than to have a really affectionate mother".

In a National Public Radio interview in 1995, he explained the genesis of this improvisatory mode: Actually, they began because my wife liked to have me tell her stories when we were in bed in the dark before we were falling asleep.

THE double households began because of economics.

But feminism began because women were at a social disadvantage.

In Pennsylvania, it began because of dog piss.